Sentence examples for more closely a from inspiring English sources

Wroblewski began to read the book more closely — a hardened cop turned literary detective.

The more closely a film tries to follow him, it seems, the farther afield it goes.

The more closely a financial institution is regulated, the more it will be assumed that its creditors enjoy federal protection.

Signing a just-passed bill that will regulate auditors more closely (a drive Mr Bush should have led, not resisted) is not enough.

A dormant boat is moored in the gloom; a milestone indicating a distance of 20km to Le Havre resembles more closely a gravestone announcing the demise of the French port town.

As a rule, said Dr. Fehr, the more closely a society's economy is based on market rather than kinship ties, the more prevalent the use of altruistic punishment to bring others into line.

Therefore, to illustrate that the proposed solution indeed follows the KISS principle more closely, an elaborate argumentation is presented instead.

Inside is a space that more closely resembles a store room than a restaurant.

At first glance, Sobchak more closely resembles a teenager than a media powerhouse.

At first blush, the researchers' half-pipe more closely resembles a ball than a wing.

Liam, who has a stammer, attends Catholic school, which more closely resembles a religious boot camp than an educational institution.