vaguely

I asked a cashier, noting that contemporary country makes my skin crawl despite the fact that I vaguely belong to the same ethnic group that produces it.

A famous general, of whom I was only vaguely aware, was facing the end of his life.

And Dr. Michael Burry was dumbstruck: He recalled Asperger’s from med school, but vaguely.

Her descriptions of the decision’s alleged damage were unequivocal: “egregiously wrong,” “deeply damaging,” “far outside the bounds of any reasonable interpretation of the various constitutional provisions to which it vaguely pointed.”

She knows, vaguely, it has something to do with how California draws the boundaries for its 52 congressional districts, a convoluted and arcane process that’s not exactly top of the mind for your average person.