Sentence examples for feel loosely from inspiring English sources

The portrayals of clerks and barristers in Dickens's novels; the comparison of reading handwriting and "reading characters" in Proust; the connection between Hitler's illegible scrawl and "an enormous market in fake Nazi documents" in the 1970s — all are fair game for contemplation in "The Missing Ink," which can be so wide-ranging as to feel loosely constructed.

It feels loosely provisional, leaving it to viewers to make sense of it all.

This novel, which often feels loosely autobiographical, reveals the fate of that kind of dream.

"Queen of Earth" feels loosely and rapidly created and yet, shot by shot and moment by moment, it seems worked out, composed.

All of Burton's work, with its ghoulish archetypes, feels loosely autobiographical at least in a psychological sense, but this story, a moving and ultimately triumphant piece about a lonely childhood, haunted by death, feels particularly intimate and personal.

The fine writing and its engagement with the Big Subjects (war, love, duty, redemption) signal its ambitions to be more than a sophisticated beach book, yet everything feels loosely sketched.

As he approached, Jackson saw "a tall man, wearing a soft felt hat, loosely made, voluminous clothes and long shaggy hair and beard, all reeking with black grease".

Stuffed with references to old movies and insider lore about life on a movie set, much of "Slipstream" feels like a loosely connected series of jokes.

The other instruments feel like they're loosely gathered together.

We've categorized them loosely, but feel free to go in any direction you like.

[T]he positive-thinking industry has gone from publishing self-improvement books and training sales people to smile even when they don't feel like it to loosely constructed system of social engineering that distracts and discourages Americans from dealing with what is happening to their society.