Sentence examples for interpreted loosely from inspiring English sources

The limits, however, are interpreted loosely by chair umpires.

The Czechs seem to understand that this is no big deal, in a town where historical events are interpreted loosely for the benefit of dramatic effect.

Fed board governors are supposed to represent different parts of the country, but that requirement has in the past been interpreted loosely.

"Candidate" in this case should be interpreted loosely, since President Obama will not be on the ballot again and has not been linked directly with any wrongdoing at this point.

But Hopperism is interpreted rather loosely here, with some of the dozen photographers straying far afield and others failing to capture the intensity of the painter's vision.

In particular, Mr. Lee said, supposed constraints — like allowing strikes only when a threat is "imminent" and capture is "infeasible" — can be interpreted so loosely as to be meaningless, which he said underscored the panel's need to see the full legal analysis.

But if it's interpreted too loosely, the GRAS proviso could open the floodgates for dangerous additives to make their way into our food and our bodies.

Jack Broughton, a celebrated boxing champion (and another who was also a swordsman), had gone some way to defining the rules of prizefighting in 1743, based on earlier work by Figg, but by Johnson's time the rules were still interpreted very loosely.

"Just try interpreting it loosely.

Café Jack's decor fluctuates between committing fully to its theme, interpreting it loosely, and ignoring it altogether.

Café Jack's decor fluctuates between committing fully to its theme, interpreting it loosely and ignoring it altogether.