Sentence examples for course loosely from inspiring English sources

An original specious story by none other than Zoe Barnes, of course, loosely tying Mr. Kern to an anti-Israel editorial that ran in the college paper he edited.

The film is, of course, loosely inspired by Joy Mangano, the inventor of the Miracle Mop, and her battle to bring it into the world.

However, unlike in This Bleeding City, this group are evangelical Christians, leaders of The Course, which is loosely based on the Church of England's Alpha Course.

There's a difference between saying "stomp on your face with golf cleats" and "a guy who body slammed a reporter is my kind of guy". It doesn't really need to be said that actual incidents of violence are, of course, worse than loosely encouraging them.

Part of this american national narrative, of course, is a loosely conceived denial of its own history of violence, which is repeated each year to promote the idea of american exceptionalism at the cost of the truth of the American Indian genocide.

Nor is it particularly useful to adopt schemata of the life course based upon loosely conceptualized models of unspecified processes of interaction between the ontologically distinctive entities, body, self and society.

Of course, this character is loosely based on the real-life Michael Stipe.

I use the word love loosely, of course, as we do in our increasingly Americanized English.

I use the term loosely, of course — machine learning models are just really great at chewing through reams of data in search of what they've been trained to find.

I use the word 'salesman' loosely, of course.

With the field still loosely defined, courses on terrorism depend to a larger than usual degree on the perspectives and goals of those who teach them.