Sentence examples for closely more from inspiring English sources
Rwanda watches its "twin" closely, more so now that infiltrators from Congo are heading back into southern Rwanda via Burundi.
And these qualities spell out, as well, the work's moral position: that to see humans more closely, more discerningly, is life-affirming and good.
'Imagine,' wrote Virginia Woolf, 'an ordinary mind on an ordinary day.' McEwan does exactly that in Saturday as we follow Perowne closely, more in thought than in action, and discover how his once-complacent world view has been altered irrevocably by the new political realities of our age of terrorism and scarcity wars.
I know that in a way this may disqualify me as 'interpreter.' " And yet he felt compelled to work on the adaptation, because he wanted to bring Chekhov "more closely, more audibly to you than I've seen him brought to you in any American production.
First hired as a researcher by Kennedy, a newly elected senator from Massachusetts who took office in 1953, Mr. Sorensen collaborated closely — more closely than most knew — on "Profiles in Courage," the 1956 book that won Kennedy a Pulitzer Prize and a national audience.
It is difficult to be sure precisely how closely More wants us to take the analogy between God and space.
First hired as a researcher by Kennedy, a newly elected senator from Massachusetts who took office in 1953, Mr. Sorensen collaborated closely -- more closely than most knew -- on "Profiles in Courage," the 1956 book that won Kennedy a Pulitzer Prize and a national audience.
However it has also worked closely with more moderate revels. .
People who are watching the shows more closely also watch the commercials more closely.
