Sentence examples for close to really from inspiring English sources

You have to get close to really see the image.

"I don't see anyone who's close to really challenging Khamenei's authority," Mr. Sadjadpour said.

My grandmother, who I'm very close to, really didn't want me to go.

"It's getting close to really getting into the hockey season here and it's nice to have a match up this early, although we just had a big weekend".

"Our best climate researchers are typically very close to really solid, sceptical scientists.

We cannot come close to really imparting the sound of this 6-liter V-12; a lion's roar, heard in person, would stir this kind of emotion.

As Marvin Gaye once remarked: "Back then, Martha and the Vandellas came closest to really saying something".

They did some very key experiments demonstrating the fundamental forces, but it wasn't looking like they were getting closer to really holding on to atoms with light.

But in his autobiography, Gaye wrote, "Funny but of all the acts back then, I thought Martha and the Vandellas came closest to really saying something.

Hull manager Steve Bruce: "We are really close to having a really good team and a really good squad.

Strictly Makes My Christmas, Well Done, to both couples, too close to call really.