Sentence examples for actually tightly from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Nilsson doesn't have his elder's sense of structure -- though they seem improvised, Cassavetes's films were actually tightly scripted and carefully composed -- and much of "Chalk" feels aimless and repetitive.

The two stories seem unrelated but are actually tightly linked, and together raise the age-old question: If people are too lazy (or busy) to walk from the car to the burger counter, does it really matter if the fries have a little less fat?

In summary, the 1950s and 1960s were full of discoveries seemingly tangential but actually tightly related to cell membranes.

"Hug him really tightly".

Our welfare system is actually very tightly means-tested.

What from afar looks like wild flailing, however, is actually a tightly controlled technique.

That's big, but actually more tightly constrained than many other models.

As Inauguration Day approached, Trump's transition team kept the details of what Trump would actually do tightly under wraps.

That vulnerability to hurricanes is further magnified by other factors, some of which are actually more tightly linked to climate change than hurricanes themselves.

Note how the margins of ΔJCare actually more tightly concentrated around its affine-additive approximation Δ∗ than the margins of Δ∗.

It is possible that SULTR2 1 mRNA abundance is actually more tightly controlled by a different signaling pathway, notably by the action of the transcription factor SLIM1 and miR395, in order to control sulfate transfer in shoots upon Pi starvation [ 21- 23].