Sentence examples for It describes almost from inspiring English sources

Published initially in 1969, in The New Yorker, it describes, almost point for point, a match between Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner.

Ian Mathers of Stylus Magazine described the song as "gorgeous, moving from a gentle beginning to a series of shattering crescendos", also noting that it "describes almost all of Mogwai's music at this stage of their career".

He describes "almost an obsession.

It's described almost Biblically on the menu: "When boil is ready, we add our mixture of little lamb special sauce.

Second, it was described almost 40 years ago that the number of Na/K pumps, quantified as ouabain binding sites, decreases markedly during ischemia/reperfusion events (Beller et al., 1976).

And yet it was only in the nineteen-forties that it was medically described — almost simultaneously, as it happened — by Leo Kanner, in Baltimore, and Hans Asperger, in Vienna, both of whom, independently, converged on the term "autism".

Even the bank robbery, when it is finally described almost one hundred pages in, is reconstructed in low-key fashion, its outcome a foregone conclusion.

But it also fails to accurately describe almost all actual decision making.

They described almost unlimited opportunities in connection with IT, but they also had misgivings, and perceived risks regarding IT use.

He described almost the entire plot before admitting that he couldn't figure out how it would end.

The scene is described almost like a rape.