Sentence examples for views more closely from inspiring English sources
The phrase "views more closely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or analysis that examines something in greater detail or with more scrutiny. Example: "The report views more closely the impact of climate change on coastal cities."
It would bring cheer to the J-Street movement, whose peacenik views more closely reflect those of most American Jews than Likud does.
If he signs, Delgado, whose views more closely mirror those of blue-state New York, will be a refreshing, and a very positive, addition to the Mets.
This came as Robert Kennedy commented that he would support Johnson as the nominee, even though his views more closely resembled McCarthy's, predicting that the campaign would have a "healthy influence" on Johnson, whom he picked to ultimately win the nomination.
"To do it when you know it's wrong is even worse, and to do it because your national party told you to?" Ellmers' spokeswoman Jessica Wood wasted no time playing another sort of culture card, telling the News-Observer in Raleigh that Aiken, who is gay, was "a performer whose political views more closely resemble those of San Francisco than Sanford".
The designs of the studies that yielded earlier evidence of possible correlations between periodontitis or apical periodontitis and atherosclerosis should be viewed more closely.
For malignant melanoma, in particular, subcutaneous injection has the advantage of being an almost orthotopic model and therefore, reflects the clinical situation from the anatomical point of view more closely than the aforementioned iv injection.
While criticism does play an important role in some current approaches in social epistemology, Popper's own views are more closely approximated by evolutionary epistemology, especially that version that treats cognitive progress as the effect of selection against incorrect theories and hypotheses.
The former view was more closely related to clinical practice, the latter view paid more attention to formal aspects; the former view was more critical of the current nosographic identification and classification systems; the latter view reflected the conviction that the IHS classification has always been thoroughly exhaustive since its first 1988 edition [4].
Her calls for smaller government are popular with Albertans, whose views often align more closely with American Republicans (of the tea-party persuasion) than with eastern Canadians.
Many of Tahoe's lodgings are higher up in the mountains, where they can offer expansive views and cater more closely to the winter skiing crowd.
Despite the satisfaction of seeing someone in my age group reaching for parliament, in the end I'd rather vote for her 82-year-old granddad, whose views match mine more closely.
