Sentence examples for looser manner from inspiring English sources

In "The Painter," which is painted in a much looser manner, the woman (identified as Picasso's mistress Marie-Thérèse Walter, is all agonized arabesques, while the artist is the personification of cool and methodical. A watershed year in Picasso's career was 1937. As civil war raged in Spain, he painted the monumental "Guernica".

It was a really disappointing 45 minutes, we played in a loose manner and allowed them possession too easily.

In fact, we don't know if Rogue One will connect to any of the films from the main saga in anything more than a loose manner.

Batsmen do get those sometimes, but Vince will be regretting the loose manner in which he gifted his wicket in earlier innings.

"It's really disappointing because I don't think we performed in that loose manner; our quality on the ball was very poor.

He made a number of technical experiments, including scraping his canvases; and his nonfigurative paintings, done in a loose manner with thick impasto, have led him to be called a herald of Abstract Expressionism.

Bolzano's loose manner of speaking about substitutions of ideas in a sentential form instead of speaking about their linguistic expressions is adopted in what follows.

Likewise, in the PBS group, with either NIR or X-ray treatment, there was no significant cell damage, few tumor cells were necrotic, and the tumor cells were arranged in a slightly loose manner ((Fig. 8b) I-8(B) III).

Either way, if he were to actually win the White House, his loose manner of speech would become critically dangerous.

This seems to be typical of the group as they operate in a fast and loose manner.

DIPS reasoning is the cooperative activity among a collection of agents coupled, as much as possible, in a decentralized and loose manner that eventually provides a solution to a given problem.