Sentence examples for loosely very from inspiring English sources

Others have chosen to interpret the clause in the mandate very loosely, very passively.

The show hangs loosely — very loosely — on a theme about the possibilities for happiness after civilizations crumble.

Between these stark scenes, Monteverdi's works accompany comic romantic fantasies based loosely (very loosely) on suggestions in the madrigal texts.

When the character is dumped by her filmmaker boyfriend, she resolves to jump-start her career by making a movie based loosely (very loosely) on their relationship.

(Zinoman) 'TO WALK IN DARKNESS' A pair of tedious one-acts, by a former mathematics professor, loosely (very loosely) based on two Henry James stories.

Adapted loosely (very loosely) from Aristophanes' bawdy comedy "Lysistrata," this tale of a losing basketball team and the women who try to energize it (by withholding sex from their athlete boyfriends) is a well-aimed throwback to a genre seldom seen these days.

That's why we say the book is "loosely" or "very loosely" based on the movie.

Just so people understand, the underground press was a vast network of loosely affiliated, very radical tabloid newspapers.

"The foundation, for the most part, was run fairly loosely, with very little control," he said.

On the other hand, in the area of biology the word 'database' often refers to loosely formatted, very large text files.

The frame was very loosely attached.