Sentence examples for most near from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kessler said the conservation theme of the exhibition was "most near and dear to me".

"They have had no qualms about grossly misrepresenting my position on issues most near and dear to my heart if it serves their political ambitions.

This law of conscience is readily accessible to us — "the most near and intimate, the most certain and known" ("Preface", § 26) — in a way that probable consequences of prudential or interested actions are not.

"He was the guy that was talking about the problems of violence in the most near way to how the population talks about it," de Aragão said.

@coach #coachpups I'm so incredibly excited to have my lil baby Toulouse starring in the Coach Pups campaign and to partner with Coach in efforts to protect pups from cruelty and harm, a cause most near and dear to my heart.

Though most "near" transitions are over 10 nanometers away (far enough to be blocked by the broad-band filters), the fine and hyperfine structure of the target absorption line may absorb incorrect frequencies of light and pass them through to the output sensor.

"Most near-future fictions are boring," he told me.

Mr Gordon's latest research casts a doubting eye at most near-term economic growth forecasts, which have the American economy growing between 2% and 3% in coming years.

Preamble Hello and welcome to live blog coverage of one of the most near-sensational events of the sporting-periphery year.

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is one of the most near-perfect ideas for a novel I've ever come across.

He ticked off some of the budget's most near-sighted assaults: financial aid cuts to nearly 10 million college students; 1,600 fewer medical grants; 4,000 fewer scientific research grants.