Sentence examples for close to this idea from inspiring English sources

"Nobody had come close to this idea before," Dr. Gallager said.

The first song, Burn, cleaves close to this idea of the Stooges as drongoid harbingers of badness, being "about scary shit like flaming assholes of the world, and death", according to Iggy at the recent SXSW music festival.

Bear in mind, no one, not even the most anti-immigrant members of Congress, are proposing any remotely close to this idea.

Perhaps -- I remember António Lobo Antunes asserting something close to this idea -- that's the greatest quality you find in a book.

The company is getting even closer to this idea of a "cloud of clouds" with the launch of its Spotinst Functions service, which competes with Amazon's Lambda "serverless" platform.

For the moment, Rearden's bot seems to be the closest to this idea, although Patrick Grady has aspirations of delivering a great deal more in terms of personalization as part of the Rearden Personal Assistant platform a dream that is at the same time far-fetched and oddly within reach.

Another Wilde quote that takes us closer to this idea is, "Ordinary riches can be stolen; real riches cannot.

This hypothesis lies close to the idea some psychiatrists hold that the paraphilias are simply another form of obsessive compulsive disorder (O.C.D).

'He thought natural selection could not account for the nature of the human mind and claimed humanity was affected by forces that took it outside the animal kingdom.' This is perilously close to the idea of Intelligent Design, the notion - put forward by modern creationists - that a deity had a hand in directing the course of evolution.

Further, we note that the idea of this extension is close to the idea of extending convexity to invexity introduced by Hanson in [30], and the problem studied in this paper can be used in invex optimization and also for solving the variational-like inequalities as a direction for further applied research, see related works in [21, 22] and the references therein.

And the idea behind this perspective is very close to the idea of the indigenous perspective of the world — that the world is much bigger than our senses allow us to see.