Sentence examples for he loosely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Castro has repeatedly railed against egalitarianism, which he loosely defined as one worker loafing while another works hard.

He loosely implied that they did not care enough or work hard enough after their big Game 2 victory.

Our best contemporary political novelist, Richard North Patterson, spends months interviewing the politicians upon whom he loosely bases his characters.

Dr. Mohan Kumar, a psychiatrist at Columbia Asia Hospital in Bangalore, made the trek down to Koovagam out of what he loosely described as a sense of dedication.

To poetic and humorous effect, he loosely copies found images onto paper and neatly adds words from sources like the Bible, Proust or Charles Manson.

Mr. Redwood said he "loosely" based Elizabeth and Quilly on his mother and his aunt, who bickered incessantly but were inseparable.

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.

He's loosely making dance music but he only touches on that genre.

(N1 79/GA43 92) Heidegger's more careful view is that aesthetics proper presupposes the modern subject/object divide, but because he holds Plato responsible for inaugurating this divide, he can loosely trace the "aesthetic" way of conceiving art all the way back to Aristotle, as he does here.

He explained the nature of ghost operas, whose form he has loosely adopted in some of his own works.

Jeff got off charges of crimes against the humanities, despite evidence he was loosely involved in a book called Not A Penny More, Not A Penny Less; and he was convicted of perjury after a regrettable misunderstanding with a prostitute.