Sentence examples for clearly very close to from inspiring English sources

He's almost impossible to get hold of at weekends and he is clearly very close to the extended Burnham clan.

The topic is clearly very close to his heart: the book is dedicated to his wife, the beautiful Chinese dancer Zhongmei Li, whom he calls "my vision of the East".

Its issues were clearly very close to the heart of Mr. Wassel, 42 when he was killed, and for all the movie's maladroitness, clunky dialogue, unpolished performances and uninspired visuals, its urgency is still moving.

Nights at the Circus, a seedy, dreamy take on Angela Carter's novel hit the Lyric Hammersmith in 2006, while 2003's The Red Shoes, a landmark Kneehigh production directed by Rice and one clearly very close to her heart ("it came out of the break up of my marriage") ends a tour of the UK and Australia at London's BAC this month.

"It's clearly very close to Harper Lee in terms of her life," he says.

These are clearly very close to the vertices of the simplex representing that dataset and thus the founders of that dataset.

Remarkably, when compared to the computer-generated, random breakpoints in genes, the actual breakpoints were clearly positioned very close to the RNAPII peaks detected by ChIP-seq, indicating a connection between transcription stress and genome instability in RECQL5-depleted cells.

Finally, we would like to note that, clearly, very close coordination with the World Food Programme and DHA is crucial to effective work in humanitarian assistance and FAO, which has fewer resources to bring to the table, must work closely with these groups to be effective in this area.

They're clearly very close; they're going on a family trip to India later in the year, and are both Bruce Springsteen fanatics, having seen him in concert several times.

The two were clearly very close.

Nonetheless, stipulating that the race is clearly very close is not an adequate substitute for placing any kinds of odds on it at all.