Sentence examples for terms closer from inspiring English sources

This confident début begins some decades into the twentieth century, but its characters live on terms closer to the thirteenth.

With the introduction of the Javelin trains in 2009, Kent is now — in public-transport terms — closer to central London than some of the city's own boroughs.

In 1984 he published Empire of the Sun and in 1991 The Kindness of Women, novels in which his childhood and later life were re-imagined in terms closer to the actualities of his experience.

Terms closer to the root define more general concepts and terms towards the leaves define more specific terms.

But in moral terms, close to 60percentt said the country was on the wrong track.

Gosling and Williams are Dean and Cindy, a couple with a three-year-old daughter who appear to be in class terms close to the bluecollar stratum.

With the player's personal terms close to being finalised, Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager, is poised to pull off something of a coup.

Because the quasistatic equation contains several nonlinear terms, closed-form analytical solution for this equation is impossible; thus MATLAB is used to solve it numerically.

Thus, in terms close to those of Hannah Arendt, "it is in the inter-esse [being-with] that the wish for a good life finds its fulfillment.

If there is a deal, and if it's made on terms close to what have leaked out so far, it's fairly safe to say that no one will be happy.

Clearly, predicting only very general terms is much simpler but much less useful than predicting terms close to the leaves of GO.