Sentence examples for exceptionally close to from inspiring English sources

Suzy was exceptionally close to her mother, and had long dreaded saying a final goodbye.

But Granny had been exceptionally close to her own mother, Marianne.

They said he was exceptionally close to his wife, who works in his office as a nurse practitioner.

Bourdain is exceptionally close to his crew members, in part because they are steady companions in a life that is otherwise transient.

I am about to say goodbye to a person who has been exceptionally close to me, even though he doesn't quite exist.

Mr. Gibbs has built a reputation as an aggressive defender of his boss, and though his temperament contrasts with Mr. Obama's cool style, he is exceptionally close to the president-elect.

But Michigan elections can be tight -- the 1990 governor's race was decided by 17,000 votes -- and everything points to an exceptionally close finish to the presidential race.

Mr. Brennan, these advisers said, has developed exceptionally close ties to the president in his four years at the White House, briefing him on terrorist plots, pushing to expand the strategy of using unmanned drones to kill suspected terrorists and advising him on decisions like authorizing the Bin Laden raid.

But in some extraordinary cases, a child may have exceptionally close attachments to grandparents or other adults, and arbitrarily ending those bonds could cause a child substantial psychological harm.

The debris could be the remains of comets dragged into the star's orbit by another star that came exceptionally close, according to researchers.

But sources close to the former British prime-minister have said to British newspapers that he will continue working with "key-players" in the region including Gulf countries and Israel; where he has exceptionally close ties to powerful figures corporate and political figures.