vaguely

Anybody who has had to train for an endurance event - or is even vaguely familiar with buzzwords of the corporate world - will know about the concept of getting comfortable being uncomfortable.

A dance party in the desert set at some vaguely hinted-at moment of apocalypse, the movie is something you feel, not solve.

But I knew that if I didn’t learn a Pittsburgh accent I would sound vaguely East Coast or like I was from New Jersey in the show.

"We have long criticised UK terrorism law for being excessively broad and vaguely worded and a threat to freedom of expression. These arrests demonstrate that our concerns were justified," he said.

Then, optimistically though vaguely, he added: "But we have a very good chance of getting there."