Sentence examples for loosely built from inspiring English sources

The series is loosely built around Milo's recent breakup and his pals' efforts to get him back in the game.

Yet the story isn't so loosely built as it seems, and it's hard to say just which meal or moment of longing should go.

He was tall and thickly, loosely built, with brown hair and somewhat dry, ruddy, weathered skin, and he had a large, well-formed face.

Filmed at the Louisiana State Penitentiary, "Music From the Big House," Bruce McDonald's loosely built documentary, yields the cognitive dissonance of being entertained by performers convicted of rape, murder and other offenses.

Receiving his fourth consecutive nomination is James Acaster, whose set Represent is loosely built around the idea that he has been doing jury service; high points along the way include an ode to the sheer weirdness of the Christingle.

Defined loosely, this category, built around twinned narratives of physical and spiritual transformation, includes a wide range of reality programming: not only "The Swan" and "What Not to Wear" but also "Dog Whisperer," which tames rowdy pets; "The Biggest Loser," a weight-loss competition; and "American Idol," which is, after all, about the transformation of amateurs into pop stars.

The working life of the electrode was, however, not so elongated because the three phase boundary was broken down due to the loosely packed structure built up from the two types of carbons whose particle size and geometric shape were quite different from each other.

Looking at notable institutions like HubBOG, a co-working space and incubator led by Rene Rojas which hosts weekly events and activities, Wayra, an accelerator built loosely according to the Y Combinator model, and Endeavor, a non-profit that supports high-impact Colombian entrepreneurs, it's easy to see the influence that global perspective is having.

Yet "I would" is built too loosely to accrue momentum or meaning.

In the seven years he was a counterfeiter, he built a loosely organized team called the Dover Money Club.

Macaulay's mosque is fictional, but loosely based on those built around Istanbul (then Constantinople) in the late 16th century by Sinan, a great architect of the Ottoman Empire.