Sentence examples for subjects closely from inspiring English sources

The normal subjects closely tracked the social interactions among the actors in the films, focusing especially on the actors' eyes.

Chemistry and computer science, two subjects closely linked with jobs and economic growth, remain dominated by males despite this.

The hardest concerned money and agriculture, subjects closely related in the EU, which still spends over 40% of its budget subsidising farmers.

Britain and banking are two subjects closely aligned, and none more so in 2013 than at the Chelsea flower show where it was revealed that those financial brains love to meet at the show to network among the narcissi.

At times, he engaged his subjects closely: Ms. Merryman said one project involved living for six weeks with an Arab family and an Israeli family for a book on how Mideast hostilities affected the lives of children.

SeattlePI's news staff of 20 people, down from The P-I's 165, covers only a few subjects closely, like crime, the aerospace industry and transportation, while offering links to news on other sites.

A nuclear explosion of any kind "is not a sort of high-probability thing," said a White House official who follows the subject closely.

Matters worsened still when BuzzFeed spotted that LaBeouf's tweeted messages on the subject closely resembled a post written four years on Yahoo!

For the first time in more than 30 years, since he took photographs along the West Side Highway for "Frontier New York" (1988), Mr. Staller had the luxury of getting to know his subject closely.

But Western officials who follow the subject closely say those differences could be difficult to resolve because they are believed to be the same ones that have bedeviled the detention issue since last March, when Washington and Kabul signed a memorandum of understanding on the Bagram handover.

Much of this has already been reported, with Alan Schwarz of The New York Times often leading the way, but the program will certainly be eye-opening for anyone — especially parents with children of Pop Warner league age — who hasn't followed the subject closely or seen "The United States of Football," a documentary released in August.