Sentence examples for close sense from inspiring English sources

It fulfilled all the requirements of modern historical scholarship while at the same time conveying a close sense of identification with the victims who were its principal subjects.

"It's a very close sense of friendship where people are helping each other," said Mr. Deutsch, adding that they had not experienced such overt neighborliness in Brooklyn, where they previously rented.

It will be interesting to hear whether Nelson and Peterson think anything has been lost in that transition; primarily the close sense of community and defiant rebellion (not to mention the raucous, chaotic presenting) that defined many early pirate stations.

Many disciplines have a close sense of community (I highlight crystallography which has a real sense of communal practice and goals).

There are scores of thousands of fine hotel rooms available for a closer sense of the city.

Fiction may sometimes bring the reader a closer sense of the shattering transformations as well as continuities of Turkish history.

In some cases, this horizontal mapping may require deeper research, or a closer sense of what novelists believe they're doing.

Even the rabbi's detractors agree that his magnetic, eclectic intelligence drew teenagers to him, and sometimes to a closer sense of their Jewishness.

Now that he's on the ground floor as it were, and out of the inner circle of power, does he actually have a closer sense of the mood of the fleet than Adama or Roslin?

There are still very few actions which can be classified as "measures to reduce the pollution loads" in the closer sense; at best these activities could be described as "establishment of priority measures within an intensive analytical process" ([10] page 21).

At the beginning of each working cycle, the state information of the sensor nodes is initialized, including closing sensing modules of nodes, updating the location of nodes themselves and the neighbor nodes [29].