CLOSER LOOK

Emily decided to take a closer look at the tiny insects crawling on the flower.

Alex always takes a closer look at the ingredients before trying a new recipe.

The scientist used a microscope to take a closer look at the cell structure.

As the tour guide, Sarah encouraged the students to take a closer look at historical artifacts.

During the nature walk, the children stopped to take a closer look at the unusual rock formation.

During the safari, the group took a closer look at the majestic elephants grazing in the distance.

Taking a closer look at the intricate brushstrokes, she marveled at the artist's skill.

As the teacher took a closer look at the students' essays, she noticed a common theme emerging.

The chef decided to take a closer look at the recipe, adjusting the proportions for a perfect dish.

The journalist took a closer look at the government's policy, investigating its impact on the local community.

Realizing the importance of the details, the author took a closer look at the plot to enhance the novel's depth.

The literary critic urged readers to take a closer look at the symbolism embedded in the metaphors of the classic novel.

She decided to take a closer look at the evidence before making any conclusions.

Taking a closer look at the data revealed some interesting patterns.

He urged the team to take a closer look at the problem to find a solution.

The detective decided to take a closer look at the crime scene for any overlooked clues.

Taking a closer look, I noticed the intricate details of the painting.

The biologist examined the specimen closely, taking a closer look at its cellular structure.

She always takes a closer look at the fine print before signing a contract.

He advised his students to take a closer look at the historical context of the novel.

Taking a closer look at the ingredients, she realized the dish contained peanuts.

Despite its initial appearance, taking a closer look at the building's structure revealed its flaws.