Sentence examples for looser way from inspiring English sources

But, in a looser way, the Jones dismissal does Mr Starr no good.

He can't help but make cracks about Ray's looser way with verb forms.

"Chalk and Soot," by Colin Jacobsen and John Heginbotham, is connected to "The Rite of Spring" in a looser way.

The clearest sign of Mr. Jarmusch's commitment to a looser way of working was his decision to team up with the cinematographer Christopher Doyle, best known for his seat-of-the-pants collaborations with Wong Kar-Wong

He looks at the evolution of superorganisms such as termite and ant colonies and speculates that, in a much looser way, we may be evolving in a not entirely dissimilar direction.

But I'm sure that even though he has to move out of the apartment, even though he has no more money from the family fortune, he will resettle on a smaller scale somewhere and start to live his life in a looser way.

Jonathan: And did you start out writing in a loose, free way, or did you write sonnets?

Once a haven for traveling aristocrats and dreamy Britons escaping the strictures of home for the looser ways of Italy, in recent years the consulate has dealt more with lost passports than lost morals.

And if the art mutates – fewer heavyweight portraits, more mixed-media sketches or avant-garde miniatures – then, for Lee, that means a reversion to older and looser ways of writing lives, in Classical moralists such as Plutarch or post-Renaissance tale-tellers such as gossipy John Aubrey.

Legacy ownership, schooled in what was–and sometimes still is the faster, looser ways of local or regional buddy-buddy deal-making, has also begun to age out, making way for the professional corporate and financial classes required to run companies in the age of Sarbanes-Oxley.

I was writing in a kind of loose way before, an indulgent way - which I was enjoying," he continues.