Sentence examples for loosely describe from inspiring English sources

There are not one but two singles by British artists you could loosely describe as MCs: Jamie T at nine and Just Jack at two.

Now for my major gripe, I find his performance pretty hard to fault musically, but he played for about 25-30 minutes in what you'd loosely describe as a three track/composition suite.

For those who hail from what we might loosely describe as the world of entertainment, there is the jungle or the dancing; for those from Westminster, there is the House of Lords.

If you think about a modern high-end telematics system, it breaks down into a few major features: navigation, audio, climate, telephone and a grab bag of gee-whiz features I'll loosely describe as "Internet" (Zagat ratings, apps integration, etc).

The drawings are all rendered in clipped, spindly, agitated lines that loosely describe fragmented, luxuriously reclining female nudes, all shattered in the amorphous space of large sheets of paper.

Although it is hard to interpret these random variables in the context of the actual biological study, we loosely describe and as association of genes in G and outside G, respectively, with the target.

Everything else here falls more or less within the parameters loosely described by these three works.

Commutative algebra can be loosely described as the algebra underlying the equations used to define curves, surfaces and higher-dimensional geometric objects.

He reported what few details he knew to his editor, who then loosely described the tiff to the managing editor, Paul Sann, who loved to rip the Yankees.

The ostensible purpose of the agreement is something loosely described as "modernisation": that is, the introduction of new technology to speed up processing.

That loosely describes cable hits like "Jersey Shore" and "Teen Mom" on MTV, and all the permutations of "The Real Housewives" on Bravo.