Sentence examples for setting closely from inspiring English sources

The characters were vivid and rounded, the story compelling, the setting closely observed, meticulously remembered.

The country-house setting, closely modelled by Simon Higlett on neighbouring Charlecote Park, becomes a plausible refuge for returning soldiers.

It's a major addition to the vampire genre, in a setting closely resembling that of the first film by another gifted young Swede, Lukas Moodysson's Show Me Love (aka Fucking Åmål).

Thus, a naturally-occurring canine disease model offers a ready clinical population where therapies can be evaluated in a setting closely mimicking human clinical trials.

Our setting closely looks like a public game, where customers acquire costs for providing incomes to the public, and in this case, it is often presumed that self-interest is the most related parameters that illustrate the behavior of customers.

Recently [1], we trained honeybees to associate colours with sucrose reward in a setting closely resembling a natural foraging situation, and tested whether their sequence of experience with different volumes of sugar solution changed their subsequent foraging behaviour in the absence of reward and under otherwise similar circumstances.

It details a two-stage story, set closely within the same frame and the same place.

Dublin's Northside, where Roddy Doyle's novel was set, closely resembled the Islington of the 1960s where I grew up.

The heaths have small, usually very narrow leaves arranged in whorls set closely together on the shoots.

Both architects, Prussian and Mexican, understood the mollifying play of water when set closely against the clean lines of modern buildings.

This season, the troupe took on Paul Taylor's "Arden Court," a celestial piece, and a canny addition to the repertory in that it is set closely to a Baroque score, by William Boyce, and therefore is visibly structured.