Sentence examples for even loosely from inspiring English sources
Not every coincidence, curiosity, oddity and paradox is an irony, even loosely.
Anyone linked, even loosely, to a banned organisation may have to prove in court that they are not a terrorist.
Kraft, and others in the organization, have expressed their condolences to the Lloyd family, and their shame at having their names connected, even loosely, with Hernandez's alleged crimes.
They owned fourth quarters, the final minutes of fourth quarters and any moment that could even loosely be defined as clutch.
This is not strictly or even loosely speaking literary criticism; nor on the other hand is it merely a meander through the mind of a philosophically inclined novelist.
Because crimp encourages fibres to cling together, even loosely twisted yarns are strong, and both crimp and resilience allow manufacture of open-structured yarns and fabrics that trap and retain heat-insulating air.
Even those loosely associated, such as Garry Newman – the creator of Garry's mod, one of Steam's most popular mods – join in the fun.
What are the lessons for the current crisis, other than to be abjectly relieved that we don't live in a world where nuclear weapons are even more loosely held than they are?
Gorbachev, who struggled to form even a loosely confederated union out of the fifteen Soviet republics, blamed Yeltsin and the leaders of Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and Belarus for plotting illegally to dissolve the bloc.
The show concludes with some of Titian's most heartbreaking pictures: a St. Sebastian, even more loosely left than the "Marsyas," the brushwork like cotton candy, an image of suffering only a truly old master could conjure up; and a St. Jerome (never mind the fussy foliage by Titian's helpers), where a silver beam from heaven, dark painted over light, breaks across a blue, dissolving landscape.
