Sentence examples for more closely though from inspiring English sources
Inspect more closely, though, and two surprises emerge.
Look more closely, though, and it makes perfect sense.
Look at the argument more closely, though, and you start to see a loophole.
Look a little more closely, though, and you'll see it contains 45 grams of sugar!
Look more closely, though, and you start to see how peculiar the logic behind it is.
Look more closely, though, and there are two transitions, which coincide with big birthdays.
Well, it turns out Obama could be taking over the presidency at something more closely resembling (though still far short of) a Lincolnian moment than one would have expected.
carthusiana A clade is sister, with low support, to the D. expansa clade, with the "semicristata" clade more closely related (though with no support) to a clade containing D. marginalis, D. arguta, and D. filix-mas, among others.
According to the machine, an invitation to a birthday party was worthy of a comparison to James Joyce; an excerpt from a term paper on Renaissance literature, though, more closely resembled Dan Brown's fiction.
Look more closely at the guidelines, though, and a subtler picture emerges; one of a genuine attempt to delineate between the seriously abusive and the merely crass, and which you might hope will mark the beginning of a more mature legal engagement with an aspect of modern life that is still, after all, pretty new.
Perhaps Long is listening to the landscape more closely than most, though, for he is unsurprised by such serendipity.
