Sentence examples for seeing up close from inspiring English sources

There is something so still and ethereal about their long exposures, so haunting about seeing, up close, the bumps on the skin of a Victorian like Alfred Tennyson in a portrait by Julia Margaret Cameron.

The firefighters stayed on the ground, 900 feet below fires that the police in helicopters were seeing up close.

Unlike most of his competitors, of course, Oz has the advantage of seeing up close the threads that constitute life, at least in the technical sense.

In my capacity as a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, I have the privilege of seeing up close the global efforts being made through the Learning Metrics Task Force to develop these measures of quality education.

It sets itself the task of seeing up close the lines of one man's very particular life, and how those lines are walked and read, stumbled over and misread, by those nearby.

Through Santa I learnt about Recife and the north-east, seeing up close its hardship and its passion, coming to understand how the nordeste is a country within a country.

You saw up close how this business works.

All the better to see, up close, a ticking time bomb of our very public times.

So I've seen, up close, the skyrocketing cost of higher education.

Go to Fiat's special website, 500ByGucci.com, to see up-close snaps of the car.

The change becomes real when seen up close.