Sentence examples for seems nearer from inspiring English sources

They've been called "the places in the world where the walls are weak", where another dimension seems nearer than usual.

Here the moon seems nearer and larger than it should be, flooding the beach and tide pools in soft light.

Mr Cardoso seems nearer the mark when he says that "methodology, rather than ideology, was the true legacy" of his academic career.

That day now seems nearer, Mr. Navalny said this week in an interview after a court announced that within a week it would schedule for trial one of several criminal cases that have been pending against him for years, even as he led last winter's street protests.

At first, I thought of focussing on the threat of nuclear annihilation, which Jonathan Schell wrote about so urgently for The New Yorker in the nineteen-eighties, and which now, thanks to Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, seems nearer than ever before.

The earth is not fixed in place at some given point because nothing is utterly at rest; nor can it be the exact physical center of the natural universe, even if it seems nearer the center than "the fixed stars".

Guy farted it seems near an hour".

Sweden seems nearest to stamping out paper currency, but Denmark and Norway are trailing close behind.

Mr. Greene seems near delirious about how trippy the whole thing is.

But no relief for the country's stricken cattle industry seems near.

Blending prodigious original research with a thorough synthesis of the stacks of existing Stalin scholarship, it seems near-definitive.