Sentence examples for which near from inspiring English sources

Playing in the living room was the minuet of New York conversation, in which near strangers map out their circles of affinity.

The leaf-by-leaf naturalism of foreground treetops only compounds the unreality of a scene in which near and far, and up and down, are dizzyingly confused.

Spatial autocorrelation measures the degree to which near and distant things are related, which is positive when nearby things are similar and negative when they are dissimilar.

This confusion stems from the language in the article, which near the top referred to "natural gas companies" and "energy companies".

There is, however, one area in which near unanimity of purpose has enabled major progress: the revival of the morin khuur, or "horse-head fiddle".

Apple's new Mac Pro computer won't feature on any budget gift guides this Christmas, as it goes on sale in configurations which near $10,000.

Speaking to a Senate committee, the Fed's chairwoman used the carefully constructed language of central bankers to talk about the circumstances under which near-zero interest rates would rise.

Those with a fear of needles can be grateful to MIT's Bioinstrumentation Lab, which has constructed this prototype hypospray, in which near-supersonic air is used to get drugs through the skin barrier.

Talk of subtle gradations in Italian food is even something of a sport among obsessive-compulsive travelers, who might spend hours engaged in friendly one-upmanship over exactly where to find exactly which near-perfect dish.

MasterCard's chief counsel, Noah J. Hanft, responded: "If American Express gets its way, neither competition nor the consumer wins" because it would undermine a system in which near-universal acceptance and guaranteed payment to merchants has brought spectacular growth in credit card popularity.

Oil prices, which neared $40 a barrel in late February shortly before the war began, are now back below $30.