Sentence examples for perhaps closely from inspiring English sources

These simultaneous revelations may have been a case of coincidental sleuthing — or perhaps closely timed leaks from well-informed enemies.

Instead, it was, in all probability, sweet, young, red, and fizzling– perhaps closely resembling one of today's poorer supermarket Lambruscos.

Such lists implied a common historical entity underlying sexual attraction, whether one called it 'inversion' or 'homosexuality.' This approach (or perhaps closely related family of approaches) is commonly called essentialism.

Thus although BFo1 is perhaps closely related to E. aphidicola, inference of such a relationship based on a four-gene phylogeny coupled with discrepancies in biochemical data suggests that BFo1 is not E. aphidicola.

In such situations, morphology is likely to often be a poor guide to ancestral relationships, given the strong selection on members of different (but perhaps closely related) lineages to converge in form and physiology in an extreme habitat, and on members of a given lineage to diverge from each other after invading a new area [ 9].

She was perhaps most closely associated with the work of Gian Carlo Menotti.

But his name is perhaps most closely associated with Mr. Trump.

The case perhaps more closely resembled a public hearing of sorts than a traditional criminal trial.

In late 20th-century Japan, tradition and radical innovation co-habitated perhaps more closely than ever before.

Since October the retrospective has belonged to Yvonne Rainer, a seminal figure in dance's midcentury break from representation and the choreographer perhaps most closely associated with Minimalism.

A perhaps more closely related field is computational creativity (also a branch of AI), which addresses the issue of creativity exhibited by machines.