Sentence examples for closely caught from inspiring English sources

Yet art makes its way to museums in ways that are often labyrinthine, closely caught up in the politics of power and money, the push and pull of international art markets, individual collectors and powerful patrons.

Even in person you have to look closely to catch sight of it.

Both have been following the events in Jefferson County closely and were not caught by surprise.

"There has been pretty good evidence that people closely monitored have melanoma caught at an early stage," Dr. Becker said.

If you follow too closely, you may be caught by surprise when the motorcycle suddenly slows or stops in traffic.

This might take a lot of time, however, and if your teacher looks closely you might get caught.

But if you watch them closely, you can catch them stealing secret glances at each other.

I was most impressed by Marcus' characteristically democratic assumption that Presley and Melville were cultural and political equals, and were, therefore, already in conversation with one another — having a dialogue about freedom and limits, innovation and tradition, American dreams and American obsessions, if only we would attend closely enough to catch what they were saying.

I understand perfectly well how intelligent people who don't follow this debate closely might not catch on to the distinction.

If you watch closely, you might catch a common theme in who the mock cops think it's okay to shoot.

Brando is astonishing: watch closely, and you catch a glimpse of the fiery young man in a ripped tee-shirt, railing against the world's injustices, down but not out, and utterly, brilliantly alive.