Sentence examples for which comes closer from inspiring English sources

[2] The geneticist Eric Lander suggested the word "credulity," which comes closer to describing what I was looking for.

It is an ancestor of the work of Charlie Kaufman, which comes closer to Allen's own darkness.

It might well have been more naggingly and intriguingly titled "A Little War That Should Have Shaken the World but Didn't," a formulation which comes closer to reality.

The code recommends that its provisions be construed "according to the fair import of their terms," which comes closer to the European practice.

Because of this latent threat, which comes closer after 11 h4, Black has often tried the radical 11... h5, which nips this strategy in the bud.

But federal officials have threatened to arrest even those users licensed by their states.Sativex, which comes closer to an extract of the whole weed than currently approved drugs, might be expected to please everyone.

No magic bullet accounts for it not even the tropical soyabean, which comes closest.

Atomised is, however, that rare thing, a novel of ideas which comes close to working.

The prize honours work which comes closest to George Orwell's ambition "to make political writing into an art".

Now Stoller has directed "The Five-Year Engagement," which comes close to offering a complete comic vision of life.

In any given scene, the Farrellys throw three ideas on the screen, only one of which comes close to working.