Sentence examples for feels loose from inspiring English sources

Robe feels loose for first time in many harvests!

In form, it feels loose and free, with the kind of caffeinated freedom that all decent directors of the mid-seventies seemed to consider their due.

If some of Ms. Gallagher's early paintings can seem a little too tightly determined in their components, "Watery Ecstatic" feels loose, free-associational, even galvanic.

The playing, by the alto saxophonist Loren Stillman, the pianist John Escreet, the guitarist Todd Neufeld and the bassist Chris Tordini, feels loose and uninhibited even within the bounds of the more intricate writing, of which there's no shortage.

He seems to come by his eclecticism naturally: when rock, bebop and Afrobeat take turns surfacing in his music, they do so in a way that feels loose and unforced.

The trigger has a lot of give before it clicks, which may be by design, but it just feels loose.

The guitars are still serrated, but Adore Life feels looser and slightly more relaxed than its predecessor.

Simply by not being set in Hogwarts, this movie feels looser, freer.

Certainly, the production, directed by Doug Hughes, feels looser and funnier than it did when it opened on Broadway last year.

"It feels looser to just have cocktails," said Ms. Melton, 37, an advertising executive, seated next to Ms. Rams.

This section feels looser and more meandering than the first; when you are watching it, the links between them feel tenuous.