Sentence examples for discussions closely from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, strange events of other sorts were occurring in the cybersphere; I had a spotty Internet connection and couldn't follow the discussions closely, but I was truly surprised to see the dustup of cinematic controversy aroused by a little post I did two Sundays ago.
After getting hooked on Big Brother at age nine in 2001, when the show was in its second season, Armstrong began following the live feeds and online episode discussions closely in his free time.
In addition, Markham et al. [ 11] reported credible evidence that children with speech and/or language difficulties can provide insight into their own HRQOL, and that common themes found in these discussions closely reflected domains of generic HRQOL measures [ 11].
When a group of Bay Area Leaf owners assembles for its monthly meetings, the discussions more closely resemble the E.V. technology seminars at nearby Stanford University than what you would find at the friendly neighborhood car club.
Descriptions, discussions of closely related species and preliminary conservation assessments are provided for all species; all species are illustrated.
I followed the discussion very closely, and at times found myself occasionally yelling "yes!" whenever I read a remark that resonated with my experiences as an Aboriginal Australian woman.
This discussion is closely related to what has come to be called the ethical reading of the Tractatus.
The following discussion more closely examines the literature pertaining to the environmental fate of these two herbicides in forest environments and relates these findings to the forest industry in New Zealand.
Many of the changes under discussion track closely to recommendations from the insurance industry, which has argued such modifications are necessary in order to stabilize newly reformed markets.
This discussion was closely linked to scepticism about the evidence.
So far our analysis and discussion was closely based on the emic perspective.
