Sentence examples for loosely unified from inspiring English sources
The Guardian called it "a loosely unified collection of quiet, careful, crafted poetry... focusing not only on the body but also the soul".
The announcement that the critic, Mohamed ElBaradei, would represent a loosely unified opposition reconfigured the struggle between Mr. Mubarak's government and a six-day-old uprising bent on driving him and his party from power.
Running from Brian Eno and David Byrne's "Once in a Lifetime", through Diamond, Dylan, Springsteen and Cohen, to Jimmy Webb's "Wichita Lineman", it's a diverse selection loosely unified under the album's subtitle The New American Songbook, which Jungr defines as "the great songs from the great writers that emerged during and post- rock'n'roll and everything that followed it".
It's not so much a unified publication as a loosely connected commune of bloggers, who generate a continual stream of content with minimal editorial intervention.
Andrew Rice describes True/Slant as "not so much a unified publication as a loosely connected commune of bloggers, who generate a continual stream of content with minimal editorial intervention".
Meetings.io is a platform that Jive CEO Tony Zingale says fits into the company's social platform by allowing screen sharing, video conferencing and the loosely fit pieces that make up a unified communications platform.
By unifying a loosely knit jumble of aristocratic entities into the Continent's most powerful military state, Bismarck became the world's most influential political force.
But they have yet to solve the problem of unifying the loosely organized brigades of anti-Qaddafi fighters under the control of an interim authority to govern Libya until then, much less lay the groundwork for elections.
In educational practice and in research, the term integrated is used loosely and is typically not carefully distinguished from related terms such as connected, unified, interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, cross-disciplinary, or transdisciplinary.
Slogans multiplied in pursuit of a unified, national tongue which, though it had by now been renamed Putonghua (common language), was still the standard based loosely upon the Beijing dialect.
