Sentence examples for closely told from inspiring English sources

With the film so closely told from Bubby's perspective, observing this sort of behaviour has an odd affect.

Several former U.S. officials who follow Russia closely told me they believed that the President remained committed to the offer, despite little enthusiasm on his team.

As one Silicon Valley Insider who watches IBM closely told me, "It's hard to believe they could lay off that many people, that fast".

Another big contributor to the growth engine has been a willingness to invest in new tech like Internet of Things and artificial intelligence, Brent Leary, a partner at CRM Essentials, who follows the CRM industry closely told TechCrunch.

By the lake a Syrian boy — keen to talk — explained that he wants to study English literature, before another man, watching him closely, told him to stop talking.

Anthony Hughes, a sports law professor at the University of New South Wales who studies FIFA closely, told VICE News that FIFA had become a "law onto themselves.

Analysts who follow Hamas closely tell me it has sometimes hinted of its willingness to do this, if it received enough recognition in return.

But a colleague who tracks this stuff very closely tells me that while the Congressional Budget Office earlier this year scored this part of the bill as providing $5 billion to the Treasury next year, its most recent score dropped that to zero.

Kim Lane Scheppele, who is the director of Princeton's Law and Public Affairs program — and has been following the Hungarian situation closely — tells me that Fidesz is relying on overlapping measures to suppress opposition.

Peter Ward, a Seoul-based academic who's studied the official proclamations closely, tells me that the reforms are part of a slow, if grudging, recognition that marketisation may have some role to play in the economy.

"We watched what happened in the Mission District in San Francisco very closely," he told me.