Sentence examples for call loosely from inspiring English sources
As soon as she realized that the Rossis were seriously opposed to the affair and would on no account let Christian come and live with her, Gabrielle Russier suffered what we call loosely a nervous breakdown.
The sound that Salem helped to spearhead is called, loosely, witch house.
Each August it is the host of a tournament called, loosely, an Inter-City Championship.
In 1998 the novelist David Malouf celebrated Australians' discovery of a style he called "loosely Mediterranean", one he thought epitomised by people eating at pavement tables.
The Tea Party is often called "loosely organized," but the unifying philosophy for groups across the country is a belief that the nation can solve its problems — primarily its economic problems, which is what its supporters care most about — if lawmakers stick to a strict interpretation of the Constitution.
What phenomenon can we witness here that could be called (loosely) the "falling of the inhibition sum"?
In this work, we introduce a new style of multi-bit flip-flop, called loosely coupled multi-bit flip-flop (LC-MBFF).
Indeed, according to both May and McGary, group solidarity can be understood as present in what McGary calls "loosely structured groups", such as privileged racial groups whose members provide support or benefits to other members qua group members, even though they may not, in McGary's words, "see themselves as interested in one another's interests" (McGary 1986, p. 158).
"Before, it was called loosely.
"If they want to call it loosely, I'm fine with that.
