Sentence examples for close to reinforcing from inspiring English sources

The show also comes close to reinforcing the stereotype of the "mad genius".

The close attention to race heightens the Romeo-and-Juliet aspect of Jack's affair with Michele (so do her choices of opera roles), but it also comes dangerously close to reinforcing stereotypes.

The indictment was way too broad, too sweeping, and it inched dangerously close to reinforcing the same vile racial stereotypes that Cosby has spent most of his professional career fighting against.

Troops who would have patrolled Falluja would deploy into outlying areas by April, but close enough to reinforce the city in a crisis, Colonel Mullen said.

"They don't like to be alone," Strebel says, and this close proximity seems to reinforce the cohesiveness of the pack.

These values are very close to the respective reinforcing factors calculated from Eq. 3.

The village is very close to the markets, reinforcing my skepticism about the necessity of such a program in Pakistan.

But being so close to death just reinforced all those feelings about making the most of what we've got".

Ashton decided to travel to Paris directly from Haiti before going to Spain "to reinforce the close relationship with the French", said a source close to her.

Occasionally we touched the back of Rove's chair, just to reinforce how close we were.

His aim is to reinforce the close relationship between the school and community by having students conduct a community hygiene education campaign, going door-to-door to teach community members with life-saving information on health and hygiene.