Sentence examples for phenomenally close from inspiring English sources
Mechanisms exist for this phenomenally close election to be challenged.
Their views are "phenomenally close", Peskov said in New York.
"I think that the next general election is going to be phenomenally close.
"They measured with a temporal and spatial acuity that let them yoke what people are hearing with what they're measuring in a phenomenally close way," says Sophie Scott, a leading researcher in the neurobiology of speech at University College London.The researchers discovered what looks like a phonetic map in the brain - but one that isn't made of phonemes.
Unlike routine tests for diabetes or high cholesterol, however, the BRCA gene evaluation — performed by only one company in the United States, Myriad Genetics — is phenomenally expensive, with a "list price" close to $4,000 when a related genomic-rearrangement test is included in the analysis, which oncologists typically recommend.
Andsnes does great things with it: the opening is notably stark and uncompromising, while the closing variations, in which harmony and rhythm come close to a point of total breakdown, are phenomenally intense.
This happened 20 years ago – and Moss, of course, went on to have a phenomenally successful career, becoming one of the most powerful models, and remained close to Day.
Shares in the video games maker King Digital lost close to a quarter of their value on Tuesday after it reported declining popularity for its phenomenally successful Candy Crush Saga.
This is a delicate question for Reid since the directness of his theory of perception depends upon advocacy of a physiologically and phenomenally real theory that accounts for our experience while avoiding theoretical pitfalls that risk dragging his theory much closer to a representational theory than Reid would like.
I am phenomenally stupid.
