Sentence examples for play more closely from inspiring English sources

The play more closely resembles professional wrestling than any other piece of straight theater, and fans of lucha libre, the highly theatrical brand of Mexican wrestling, should enjoy it.

Despite the link to Dulness, the general satire of the play more closely resembles Gay's Beggar's Opera than the other works produced by the Scriblerus Club.

Others can be "unfriended" or "blocked" from making contact with the push of a button -- something that was harder to do when we had to live, work, and play more closely with those in our midst.

While the film version's main male character, played by George Peppard, became a love interest for Hepburn's Holly, the play hews more closely to the novella and its portrayal of Fred as a sexually ambiguous young man.

Players, coaches and officials say they are drawn by Ripken's lenient boundary rules and a new, larger diamond that allows play to more closely mirror the major leagues.

Zoopla! is a new online real estate play which more closely resembles a missile guidance system than the usual run-of-the-mill property aggregators.

DNA isn't everything, though: the unrelated Mexican actor Gael García Bernal, playing Ernesto, much more closely resembles Guevara in 1952.

The crowd, the ability to watch and interact with your bandmates and the feeling of playing, which does feel like it more closely approximates actual guitar-playing all combine to make this a terrific virtual reality experience.

Playing games with your family at family night is a great way to have fun and bond more closely.

But Sims is seen as the forerunner of a new game genre whose goal is to let people play in social environments that more closely approximate real life.

While the Rams do play in the C.A.A., they more closely resemble, in terms of facilities and money raised, perhaps an Atlantic 10 team.