Sentence examples for loose approach from inspiring English sources

But there's still something charming about Dublab's loose approach.

It appears the game is taking a loose approach to co-op play.

Mr. Fomon took a loose approach to management but fostered a camaraderie that endured, Mr. Thomas said.

Sometimes, his loose approach results in gloriously unclassifiable successes, such as Wonderland, Genova or A Cock and Bull Story.

With a loose approach to curation, you're likely to enjoy anything from 20th-century American poems to experimental contemporary works with your desk salad.

George Eliot and even Flaubert have a loose approach to point-of-view: we can see them hopping from mind to mind within a scene.

The People's Almanac and The Book of Lists were the internet before there was an internet, Wikipedia before Wikipedia: free and loose approaches to ideas, radical thought, and new ways of thinking about history.

On the contrary, the double act is best managed with a loose and open approach during the wild and woolly idea-generation phase, and a tighter, more concentrated one to turn ideas into products or services.

The let-them-loose approach spreads resources thinly and indiscriminately.

Faced with an up-rated pack and the return of Stade's captain and totem, Sergio Parisse, Dai Young had opted for a fast-and-loose approach, and the extra zip demanded by Wasps' director of rugby clearly discomfited the Parisians.

This fast-and-loose approach to the subject matter - 'that's how things appear sometimes in films, out of banality and stupidity' - saw Vinterberg broach fascism in his film purely because he needed an excuse to incorporate communal singing (instead of a music track) and because he wanted his friend from New York, a black actor called Gbatokai Dakinah, to take part.