Sentence examples for closely seemed from inspiring English sources
But even that talk in Austin, read closely, seemed to point to a more specific idea.
By 1965, in an attempt to bring some order back to the classification of albatrosses, they were lumped into two genera, Phoebetria (the sooty albatrosses which most closely seemed to resemble the procellarids and were at the time considered "primitive" ) and Diomedea (the rest).
Would she ever fiddle with her face, which (I peer closely) seems actually to move?
But few of these Bible verses, read closely, seem definitive; visions and allegories outnumber rules and regulations.
These are some disturbing numbers you have here, and your X-rays, which Arturo is now holding up to the gorgeous Palm Desert sun so I can examine them more closely, seem to indicate — " Beep.
Washingtons misguided goal, if you listen closely, seems to be turning these giant banks into public utilities to jumpstart lending under political duress.
The salacious details of a lengthy, ongoing wrongful-death trial have hardly made a scratch on public opinion (indeed, those who have followed it closely seem to find him more sympathetic and human than he ever was during the final decades of his life).
My face glowed with joy and wonder at how closely she seemed to mimic a human voice.
But even to Venezuelans who follow baseball closely, Sojo seemed an unlikely candidate for World Series hero.
Speaking broadly about the fund-raising environment, however, he said that some investors — particularly state pension funds whose movements are closely scrutinized — seemed to be dragging their feet about making decisions on private equity investments.
Those islands where the reserves were most closely watched seemed to improve more than the others.Reserves not only provide a sanctuary for fish, but a stock that can migrate to areas open to fishing.
