Sentence examples for like the nearest from inspiring English sources

For espionage, I like "The Nearest Exit," by Olen Steinhauer.

In this anxious world, an erstwhile axeman now looks like the nearest thing to a rescuer on offer.

To her, the scene resembled an image from the Vietnam war: "I have never witnessed a war, but this seemed like the nearest thing to it.

All things must pass, of course, but if it relaxes a bit, and makes the food a bit bigger or the prices a bit smaller, this Merchants Tavern seems like the nearest thing yet to a sure-fire survivor in Shoreditch.

Combining sensors that can pick up human emotions with design software that can interpret and respond to them looks like the nearest we're going to get to creating 3D objects from thought in the near future.

An application of the cluster frequency here devised helps in this procedure avoiding ambiguities by ties by looking for those clusters with high frequencies and selecting just in those clusters representative descriptors by traditional methods like the nearest to the centroid of the cluster.

I've returned to Joseph S. Tanen's several times since, always in the evening, because I've grown to like the near-twilight ease that fills his store then.

He likes the near homophone.

I remember liking the near-rhymes of "diner" and "corner," "sitting" and "waiting".

In warm weather, Dr. Sheppard notes, "they like the wind near the shore".

But SCNF's cosy position, like the near-monopolies in other countries, looks safe for now.