In original minds we can only suggest some very vague intuition, which is then "worked up" by the individual himself into some form very different from that which we intended, but very potent as a factor in the culture of his age.

Not that he'd really had any inkling of what to expect, but not even his vaguest intuitions measured up to his introduction to the Collegium and his first candlemarks as a Trainee.

Mr. Gertz need not rely solely on vague intuitions or anecdotal evidence to rationalize his policy.

And he had an idea-a vague but strong intuition he could never have put into words-that perhaps real beauty was something unrecognized by the conscious self, a work that was always in progress, a thing of being rather than seeing.

"Would you put the considered opinions of," Manfred named three men,"before your own vague intuitions?"

At those words, his head reeled, and his own vague intuitions came into focus.

At this point Niall experienced a vague intuition, a feeling that someone was staring at the back of his head.

I always think that we have a vague intuition as to what will occur to us in life.

I will not make a mockery of our family-for believe me, Louisa, it would not be a 'little' scandal-to placate some vague feminine intuition of yours.

She told him what she had picked up, restricting her remarks to the things she was certain she had detected rather than vague intuitions.