Sentence examples for cannot be closely from inspiring English sources
Morandi cannot be closely identified with a particular school of painting.
When it cannot be closely tagged to Freud, or when Phillips considers it questionable, it is the view of "psychoanalysis," the discipline that grew, rightly and wrongly, from Freud's teachings.
The Sami languages share many features with the Baltic-Finnic languages (Finnish, Estonian, Karelian, etc.; see Finno-Ugric languages), although they cannot be closely related to any of these.
Republicans may be more inclined to look for a contender who cannot be closely associated with the Bush White House, which would benefit Sen. John McCain.
Here, by manipulating both and by demonstrating a double dissociation in their influence over cognition, we indicate that 5-HT and mood state cannot be closely linked.
Middle Eastern and Asian wolves, both ancient and modern, are, by contrast, not members of any of these groups and cannot therefore be closely related to modern dogs.Three dog fossils from the Americas, dating back between 1,000 and 8,500 years, also shared their ancestry with modern mutts.
Many of the more complex functions of the brain, such as those that underlie emotions and thought, cannot be related closely to EEG patterns.
Q. Talk more about that. A. As you manage bigger groups of people, you cannot be as closely connected to specific underlying issues and challenges.
As described previously, if the soil characteristics of the reconstructed site cannot be specified closely, the specification of the vegetation association cannot be very precise.
Previous comparison studied by Li et al. [13] concluded that variations in NPP in woodland locations of drought-prone climate zones, such as the central California Tonzi Ranch tower site, cannot be matched closely by CASA unless soil water availability was modified in the model structure.
"Civil rights and human rights movements cannot be so closely aligned with parties because they're going to eventually have contradictions.
