Sentence examples for making a close from inspiring English sources

Gödel took the matter of citizenship with great solemnity, preparing for the exam by making a close study of the United States Constitution.

12] of their journey through the Third Reich making a close first-hand study of the life of the Nazi workman.

Uchida had never played the songs and was making a close study not only of the music but also of George's poetry.

My understanding of nuance in English prevents me from making a close analysis, but the difference between how things are seen with English and Chinese eyes is clear.

This month, the ethics rules for lower-level staff members were tightened, making a close personal relationship with a subordinate a potential conflict of interest that had to be reported.

Scientists have arrived at this conclusion after making a close study of the way chimpanzees scale trees – virtually vertically and with ease – and then comparing chimpanzee ankle joints with those of hominins, humans' ancestors.

His rambling answer was pure Manuel, who can be as convincing, in his own way, as a slick trial lawyer making a closing argument to a jury.

The results suggest a natural way of quantifying grain boundary engineered microstructures and provide a step toward making a closer connection between processing, microstructure, and performance.

sometimes he finds himself falling back off the pace and making a closing move, but could be placed closer earlier today.

It also becomes necessary to detect the need for read-mission into hospital for making a closer follow up of his/her evolution at home.

The boy made a close shot to applause.