Sentence examples for loose definition from inspiring English sources

Crazy in the loose definition, that is.

That loose definition allowed for a wide variety of styles.

Many different models of industry initiatives currently fall into the loose definition of zero rating.

Late in the book, the novel's anti-hero, Tyler Durden, gives his demographic a loose definition.

Like many other states, it had a loose definition of "shovel-ready".

In spite of our admiration of Mr. Hughes, we can't approve of this loose definition.

Any organisation that seeks "to overthrow democracy" – an extremely loose definition – could be affected.

Of course, it's only a must-win game if you're happy with a very loose definition of the word "must".

The real figure is less than 15%, unless you take a very loose definition of the word "near".

The loose definition of infringement in SOPA could include sites that unwittingly carry comments linking to pirated material.

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act added criminal penalties to persons who circumvent (loose definition: hackers) copyright protection systems or mess with copyright management information.