Sentence examples for brought too close from inspiring English sources

If an object is brought too close, however, the eye can no longer form a clear image.

Thus, the space becomes compressed when nanoparticles are brought too close together.

If nanoparticles are brought too close together, the space is compressed.

Precisely for that reason, despite having confronted the abyss of mortality in film after film, he could not bring himself to get too close this time.

There is too much interdependency, and modern facilities have brought about too close relationship between nations, to permit that any more".

There was a horrified intake of breath when a bounce by the Uzbek gymnast Ekaterina Khilko brought her too close to the side of the bed when landing, tipping her forward on to the red pads to land on her knees, though she injured no more than her pride.

According to the first account, the modern age, by elevating labor, the most natural of human activities, to the highest position within the vita activa, has brought us too close to nature.

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The giant Costa Concordia flipped on its side outside the Tuscan port of Giglio in January last year after it struck rocks during a manoeuvre that brought it too close to the shore.

GIGLIO, Italy, Jan 22 (Reuters) - The captain of the cruise liner that capsized off Italy's coast has told prosecutors the vessel's operators, Costa Cruises, instructed him to perform a maneuvre that brought it too close to shore, according to leaked transcripts of his questioning.

"Maybe it brings it too close to them".