Sentence examples similar to watching something closely from inspiring English sources

For what Mr. Lefevre's production brings out so beautifully is the sense of watching something familiar so closely, as if under a microscope, that it starts to mutate into grotesqueness, all the while remaining horrifyingly and hilariously familiar.

Watching something isn't the same as playing something; players psychologically identify with their avatars, their characters, often very closely.

Difficulty staying awake while watching something?

"It's something we would be watching very closely, and potentially something we would be opposed to," Ipsen said.

You get used to the street sights you see everyday, but you only start watching more closely when something misses.

Then, if the viewer watches very closely, something else happens.

According to Reuters, White Housespokesman Bill Burton told reporters on Air Force One today that the US president is watching affairs closely: This is something that is of great concern to the president and we're monitoring it very closely...[The US Treasury is] in close contact with folks in Europe about the issue.

Hart says that how "access" gets defined is something he'll be watching very closely in U.S. plans to promote electricity in Africa.

We agree, speculation but something we will be watching very closely.

"It's not certain what the next steps will be, but it's something we will be watching very closely".

Whether they do more than talk is something that voters should be watching very closely.