Sentence examples for loosely said from inspiring English sources

"Because there are no hard and fast rules about whether you should know a donor or not know a donor, it is all being played out very loosely," said Dr. Anthony Thomas, the head of the male infertility section at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation and a member of the reproductive society's ethics committee.

One verse to Ganesh translated loosely said, 'O Lord Ganesha, of curved trunk, large body, with the brilliance of million suns, please make all my works free of obstacles.'.

The writing duo, who'd thus far only taken on fictional TV shows to parody, said they weren't particularly concerned when it came to tackling the lives of real people. . "I would use the term 'real' loosely," said Bob, while Tobly added that the Kardashians present a public persona, and watching them on the show felt like the Kardashians were actors in their own lives. .

We can loosely say that when a matrix obeys RIP of order s, then all subsets of s columns are nearly orthogonal.

"People use the word cult rather loosely," Ms. Werther said.

"People throw the terms 'psychopath' and 'sociopath' around quite loosely," he said.

"We are flexible, but we don't want to use that term too loosely," Curry said.

"They are loosely organized," said Mr. Wittman, who has written a book, "Priceless," describing some of them and his own undercover exploits.

"I ran into a young man on a flight recently -- and I use the term young man loosely," Willingham said the other day, suggesting that the man was in the geezer category.

I don't come up with great story lines and my three previous novels [The Colour of Memory (1989), The Search (1993) and Paris Trance (1998)] could all loosely be said to be about the same thing - a group of friends having a good time together".

So when Don says, "Hold On Loosely" I said, "Yeah, but don't let go".