Sentence examples for loosely drawn from inspiring English sources

With loosely drawn black lines and pale colors, each represents a little psychodrama enacted by anthropomorphic fruits, vegetables and tools.

From avant-garde metal, to minimal techno, there's a vast spectrum of sound that's loosely drawn together.

The individual stories are loosely drawn together once Missak takes over, and orders are given for a more organized military campaign.

In "Semele and Jupiter," the contrast of loosely drawn, almost caricatural, bodies and carefully detailed, darkly expressive faces seems almost to presage Picasso's "Minotaur" etchings.

And unlike previous "competition" inquiries, the public interest review is so loosely drawn that all sorts of wider, nebulous political considerations come into play.

In "Ribs Ribs," loosely drawn in oil stick, Basquiat left much of the vast square surface of the white paper uncovered, which is usually a handicap.

The 64-chapter poem loosely draws from The Iliad in a multi-strand contemporary narrative peopled by Caribbean heroes.

Complex interventions are often atheoretical and loosely draw on a broad literature that includes different disciplines and is difficult to summarize systematically.

Based on a 16th-century Chinese novel, "Monkey" relates a fable that is widely known in Asian cultures, drawn loosely from the historic pilgrimage of a priest from China to India in search of Buddhist sutras.

It is, instead, a meditation on a series of loosely related themes drawn together, somewhat tenuously, by the familiar yet elusive sensibility that Hitchcock brought to Hollywood and then to American television.

This time, Mr. Annan, who became secretary general in 1997, selected nine loosely worded principles drawn from international accords like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, seeking to build agreement around long-established codes.