Sentence examples for loosely conceived from inspiring English sources

Although its language and people are not of European origin, Finland is loosely conceived as part of the Scandinavian bloc.

This loosely conceived ambition became Black & White, an open-world strategy adventure in which the player became a god controlling a society of primitive villagers.

A loosely conceived look at the tango in the modern era, the show might draw from Mr. D'Rivera's Grammy-winning album "Funk Tango," he said.

They wanted to reform rather than abolish capitalism, and their agent of reform was not the socialist working class, but the loosely conceived idea of "the people".

But "Let Me Down Easy" is also frustrating in the scope of its reach, too loosely conceived to dig deeply into any single idea.

Loosely conceived as a suite, it features a top-shelf band with Mr. Loueke, the saxophonist Joshua Redman and the pianist Kenny Werner.

In accordance with medieval tendencies generally, Gothic polyphonic music was conceived in loosely connected separate layers.

Reduction may also apply to concepts, where concepts are conceived of loosely as whatever is expressed by a meaningful term, or as the cognitively significance of a linguistic representation, or in Fregean terms as the mode of presentation under which an object is given by a representation.

In the 17th century, organists in particular began to write loosely structured preludes to rigorously conceived fugues.

They pass the Bechdel test adapted here to mean a work of fiction featuring at least two girls talking about something other than a boy and arguably pass the more recently conceived and more loosely defined DuVernay test, a similar metric for racial diversity.

Also loosely think up a plot.