Sentence examples for describes the nearest from inspiring English sources

When "Far from the Madding Crowd" was published, the reviewer for the Spectator recognized that Hardy was writing about a world from which his readers were already exiled: "A book like this is, in relation to many of the scenes it describes, the nearest equivalent to actual experience which a great many of us are ever likely to boast of".

Weld describes the near-total capitulation of the Republicans as "the silence of the lambs".

On a grander note, Herman Melville in "Moby-Dick" describes the near-suicidal depression of the sailor desperately seeking privacy while standing watch at the masthead.

Preston describes the "near racist" loathing Franco's officials had for the lower classes; one contemptuously referred to unionized farmworkers as being like "Rif tribesmen".

This article describes the near failure of an information technology (IT) system designed to support a government-funded, primary care based hepatitis B screening program in New Zealand.

The remainder of this paper is organized as follows: Section 2 describes the near-field source localization model.

The remainder of this article is organized as follows: the following section introduces target detection algorithm and describes the near-real-time data processing strategy.

The analysis of the atomic structure of macromolecules P4VP showed that low-intensity peak at 2θ max ~10.6° describes the near arrangement of basic macromolecular chains, while 2θ max ~19.7° characterizes pyridine ring (Fig. 1, curve 1).

"The experience really demonstrated how remote Jonestown was," she said, describing the nearest town, Port Kaituma, as "the wild wild west".

Or, a year?" are good examples to generate discussion about the issue and describe the near-term environment.

Political leaders describe the near total segregation of Muslims as temporary, but it appears to be more and more permanent.