Sentence examples similar to immensely close from inspiring English sources

She said she enjoyed the dive in the dark immensely, citing close encounters with crab and shrimp.

It is immensely satisfying — close to a guilty pleasure — to read about real people who turn from hairy caterpillars into beautiful ­butterflies.

Some may consider globalization a dirty word, but American consumers benefit immensely from close economic relations with China.

Already, America's image and standing in the world have been weakened immensely by closing American libraries and consulates, or putting them behind forbidding security barriers (and also, of course, by the administration's rendition and torture policies).

And while voters tend to see Mr. Romney as immensely fortunate, those close to him say that he never forgets he is a member of an oft-derided religious minority.

Over the last few decades our soils have suffered immensely and are close to the brink of collapsing.

The US was, and is, immensely powerful – and very close.

They are simply the best of good neighbours who have become close and immensely valued friends.

Over the last decade, the church has grown immensely powerful, becoming so close to the Kremlin that it often seems like a branch of government.

As I subsequently reported, a large proportion of the ticket-holders appeared to be well-to-do out-of-towners who came to the games only because they could afford the tickets, who seemed to have only a slipshod knowledge of baseball, and who frequently departed around the sixth or seventh inning, although all of last year's games were close and immensely exciting.

On the way in, he tells me quite a lot about Freud I didn't know ("I'd have thought you'd have done your research, Alex") and once there, he's clearly immensely engaged, standing very close to pictures for a very long time.