Sentence examples for very closely identified from inspiring English sources

He was very closely identified with the Telegraph's reinvention as a digital news brand.

People's gestures and mannerisms and the quality of their thought is very closely identified and analysed.

I very closely identified with the heroine, Meg Murry, a girl who felt extremely disenfranchised in her world.

Slate, which along with Salon is one of the few significant publishing enterprises remaining on the Web, has been very closely identified with Mr. Kinsley, its founding editor.

(Psychosocial Support Services Manager, community service) "Certainly it is for us, and I think it's an issue for a lot of specialist palliative care services, the very nature of how we're structured, the bereavement support we can provide is very limited, and often bereavement support is very closely identified with specialist palliative care, when very clearly, they're actually separate.

The very first British politician to be closely identified with a motor car was Edwardian Prime Minister Arthur Balfour.

In a diplomatic cable sent by the American Embassy in Bahrain in late 2009, and made public by WikiLeaks, he was described as "very Western in his approach" and "closely identified with the reformist camp in the royal family — particularly with respect to economic and labor reforms designed to combat corruption and modernize Bahrain's economic base".

Scholarly studies have tended to see scientists and engineers as closely identified with and not very critical of techno-science as proponentechno-science as, not critics.

And I identified very closely with Lowly Worm.

Back then, she identified very closely with Becky, the outsider trying to gatecrash high society.

The extracted motif as shown in Figure 3A very closely resembles the previously identified consensus c-SRC kinase substrate motif, D [ED] [EDG] [IVL] Y# [GE] E [FI] F [37].