Sentence examples for methods hew closely from inspiring English sources

The cleverest thing about "The Emperor's Club," which opens today nationwide, is that its style and methods hew closely to the conventions of prep-school melodrama (rent "Dead Poets Society" if you need to brush up) even as the story quietly subverts them.

Randians tend to hew closely to the Kochs' line.

Others hew closely to a single party, while still spreading their wealth.

Artists whose prints hew closely to their paintings are too numerous to catalog; they include Carroll Dunham, Richard Estes, Chris Johansson and Amy Sillman.

Mr. bin Laden's messages, too, hew closely to traditional forms.

But the planks hew closely to the views of his running mate, Paul Ryan, and the powerful right-wing.

What Lilith Fair needs to sustain itself is a new generation of performers who hew closely to its ideals.

Some of the guidelines would hew closely to mortgage rules already required under the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law.

Indeed, the processors in every cellphone, tablet and laptop still hew closely to von Neumann's architecture.

The speaking characters were more difficult to update, but even they will hew closely to the hallmarks of the past.

He said she issues business opinions that hew closely to the precedents of her circuit and of the Supreme Court.