Sentence examples for brought so close from inspiring English sources

"Paul feels so 'real' and the character is brought so close," she wrote, "that a new dimension in screen acting has been reached".

If you want the real thing — if you want a city brought so close that you need to take a shower afterward — then brace yourself for "Amores Perros," which was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards.

She has survived the car crash that killed her husband and young daughter, and as she receives the news, we're brought so close to her beat-up face on its crumpled hospital pillow that we can almost feel her ragged breath stir the air around us.

The German air power, numerically so far outstripping ours, has been brought so close to our island that what we used to dread has come to pass, and the hostile bombers not only reach our shores in a few minutes and from many directions but can be escorted by their fighters.

It will be much harder to ignore the issues when they have been brought so close to all of our lives through NGO's first hand experiences.

It is both chilling and somehow implicating to be brought so very close to him.

"That just brought everything so close to home," he says.

No one, however, has ever before brought us so close to the quotidian experience of this essential 20th-century artist.

Curiously it was Somerset's dismal history that brought them so close to a first title this year.

I had known that it was happening at the time, and I had witnessed it to some degree, but Haneke brought me so close to its nucleus I almost felt I was experiencing it myself.

Otherwise, Mr. Ebbers would be left to contemplate how the deal's rejection by antitrust officials in Washington and Brussels was the result of the very modus operandi that brought him so close to the pinnacle.