Sentence examples for closely observed in from inspiring English sources

Josef Nadj, at 43, is a more mature artist and the body closely observed in movement is less his concern than a larger theatrical image.

A1 Watchful Cameras in Chicago A highly advanced system of video surveillance that Chicago officials plan to install by 2006 will make city residents some of the most closely observed in the world.

This, surely, is where she mirrors the lifelikeness of David who, though an ideal character from the Bible, was so closely observed in his anatomy that he seems almost to move.

It feels like one of the world's forgotten places — its houses, made of mud and straw, cling to terraces that look out over plunging valleys and volcanic peaks — yet its cooks are among the most closely observed in the world.

In this study, we describe a natural experiment in which the dynamics of two populations of Anopheles sergentii was closely observed in two desert oases in Israel.

Our findings were most closely observed in the Botswana trial, where selenium supplementation was shown to significantly reduce CD4+ decline, but with no impact on viral burden.

Selznick's style as an illustrator is a cross between LS Lowry and Maurice Sendak, a mixture of the touchingly naive and the closely observed, rendered in luminous pencil shading.

Ms. Frizzell said she had closely observed an instance in nearby Bay Head a few years ago in which a carefully restored Victorian was sold, demolished and replaced.

It's raw, serious, asymmetrically and inconclusively (some would say barely) plotted, and closely observed, not just in what Binnie's characters see and wear and hear but in how Maria thinks: she says, or admits, what other trans writers won't.

And when the cherubic Catholic crusader decided to announce his race for the presidency in December 1991, it came as no surprise to anyone who had closely observed his career in the punditocracy.

It's plain that the speaker has closely observed actual bodies in motion.