Sentence examples for closely becomes from inspiring English sources

The Absurd play, said Esslin, dispenses with conventional narrative in favour of the logic of dreams; furthermore, in a century stripped of certainties, the Absurd playwright understands that conversation, listened to closely, becomes "nonsensical illusions, empty chatter, whistling in the dark".

Invincible, the only ship of the forward division of the British centre to engage the enemy closely, became embroiled in the confusion surrounding Queen Charlotte.

But when you look more closely, it becomes clear that not all the borrowings are complimentary.

For those of us following the case closely, it becomes harder and harder to leave the corridor.

And somehow, the voice you are listening to so closely suddenly becomes the only audible voice, echoing from somewhere quite else as the room falls silent.

If Iran's electoral system examined closely, it becomes clear that Rouhani does not appear to represent the Iranian people.

However, considering the drop-outs more closely, it becomes obvious that two of three had a comorbid social phobia.

"They may seem different, and they are different," he said, "but they've cooperated closely and become friendly".

The authorities were watching Modotti closely, and became convinced - not without cause - that her house had become a base for insurgents.

But as an international team of astronomers looked more closely, they became more surprised that they had seen WASP-18b at all.

In July he will follow in the footsteps of Henning Kronstam, a teacher and ballet master with whom he worked closely, to become artistic director of the Royal Danish Ballet.