Sentence examples for truly closely from inspiring English sources
Whether the three species are truly closely related needs to be determined using molecular data.
"Students have to truly look closely at what courses are being taught".
In Letter 649, van Gogh wrote that Baudelaire "knew more or less nothing about Rembrandt" because he hadn't truly looked closely at the symbolism.
Firstly, without using assays that detect syncitia [ 19], there is no way of clearly ascertaining whether two cells are truly fused or closely apposed.
One is how closely stimulation truly mimics the brain's internal language and whether such experiments may cause more harm than good.
But watch closely those truly successful teams and chances are there will be a quietly authoritative figure holding things together and helping the stars to shine.
We showed the Apache people as they truly are, a wonderful closely bonded society with strong family values and traditions.
These mice were truly naïve and most closely represented conditioned mice at the start of day one of in vivo electrophysiology recording.
Watch the show closely to truly understand how House acts.
Another truly mobile technology that is closely related to 3G is even closer to commercial use.
"Perhaps philosophy only becomes truly persuasive when it most closely approximates literature," suggests Rowlands, who has already successfully taken his own advice.
