You would have to look rather closely to see it.
I doubt if my plays 'pay off' for an audience unless they are watched rather closely".
I came to know Friar Tomás and Rubén Figueroa rather closely last fall.
Viewed from a certain angle, this skepticism can rather closely resemble a governess-like modesty.
His son is 29 years old now, and doing the right things, but Mosley still looks after him rather closely.
Toward the end of the Middle Ages, when clothing became rather closely fitted, the shirt gradually increased in importance.
For instance, the Twitter version of Don Draper, the creative director for a circa-1960s agencyising adheres adheratherther closely to his television persona.
The psychological demands of living in large groups mean that, in primates, species-typical group size correlates rather closely with the species' brain size.
Figure 2 verifies this prediction rather closely; the line does not pass through the origin but rather cuts the horizontal axis at −0.09 second.
At least until the referendum, the president conformed rather closely to a classic Latin American type that of the populist caudillo or strongman.
But the messiness, coupled with an audio of the artist reading his poems, sculptures of Santa Claus and Pinocchio and the labyrinthine rooms, hews rather closely to the well-known installation-performance extravaganzas of Paul McCarthy.
