Sentence examples for loosely of from inspiring English sources

I use the word love loosely, of course, as we do in our increasingly Americanized English.

Partly because of Morris, we no longer speak loosely of "folk dance".

Freud talked loosely of the ability to love and to work.

Loosely of the Bjork ethereal school, she has also acquired a layer of country twang, the result of relocating to Nashville.

But the response to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's plan to ban the sale of large sodas and other sugary drinks in some locations reminds me (loosely) of our periodic debates.

It is common practice to speak loosely of "the Dow" when we really mean "stock prices in general" -- I've done it myself -- and many people compound that looseness by talking as if the Dow stocks represented a claim on the future earnings of corporate America.

In this case the main camps consist of loosely defined groups of centralists and decentralists.

The global Islamophobic blogosphere consists of loosely connected networks of people — including students, civil servants, capitalists, and neo-Nazis.

This trade-off might account for operational structures described in qualitative research the preponderance of loosely structured networks of entrepreneurs.

We partition the given probabilistic network into a sequence of loosely connected clusters of nodes.

Fili-Krushel and McCormick's dynamic was loosely representative of the struggle at the core of the Lifetime brand.