Sentence examples for closely describing from inspiring English sources

"They think they're Saudi Arabia, but they're not; they have an obsession with autarky," said Rinaldo Depagne, an International Crisis Group analyst who has studied Ivory Coast closely, describing the Gbagbo government's belief in economic self-sufficiency.

Look closely, describe precisely, and you will demonstrate a Divine will.

This is puzzling until you realise that Rivendell is never closely described in The Lord of the Rings, either.

One diplomat who was following the fight closely described Mr. Abbas as being "in a very tough-minded mood" and "tired of being pushed around".

Some who worked with him closely describe a man of great courtesy and personal tenderness, shy and reserved but kind, of high moral rectitude and exceptional intelligence.

"Just modestly innovative" was the way Allan R. Odden, an education professor at the University of Wisconsin who followed the talks closely, described the settlement.

Wordsworth's greatest poem, his autobiographical epic The Prelude, begins with a walk on a lakeland hillside and includes several other closely described walks, including an extraordinary "variegated journey step by step" across France and the Alps.

Thus, the spreading of a small drop of ink is rather closely described by the particular solution, in which C is a constant determined by the total number of particles in the ink drop.

This network (equation) more closely describes the physical phenomena that the model is intended to simulate.

The following sections closely describe different effects of each gas type on the sand production.

The kinetic of drug release from most matrix types was more closely described by the square-root model (Higuchi).