Sentence examples for sticks closer from inspiring English sources

Mamet argues, and he's right, that politics "sticks closer to traditional drama than does The Stage itself.

Dry Branch Fire Squad has been around just as long but sticks closer to the traditional acoustic style.

David Hare's new version sticks closer to the original, acknowledges its inconsistencies, and yet still demonstrates why Chekhov is one of theatre's great dramatists.

Sometimes the political action is explicit, as in the smart, scathing fiction of Kiran Desai, but some of the most startling work sticks closer to the intimacy of experience.

Not only is the object's orbit unusually circular, compared with Pluto's, its course sticks closer to the relatively flat orbital plane in which all the planets except Pluto are found.

Songs for Our Mothers sticks closer to a lo-fi rock template – distorted guitars, primitive drum machines invariably set to a crawling tempo, bursts of electronic noise – with mixed results.

The menu format sticks close to the Halles formula.

Hobbled by Lyme disease and other health problems, she mostly sticks close to home.

He sticks close to room 928, his home for several months in 1952 while filming.

However, he sticks close by on issues of immigration and the economy.

Bourke's tightly constructed and authentically dramatic account sticks close to the details of the case.