Sentence examples for all the almost from inspiring English sources

Best of all, the almost deranged complication of Bach's counterpoint is likened to the brain-befuddling designs of MC Escher.

And several blocks from the Capitol stands the beast of them all, the almost mythical Heritage Foundation, with its $60 million budget and eight-story complex, complete with housing for 60 interns, two auditoriums and two broadcast studios.

Now, weeks later, when I look at those sticks, I recall the fine shooting; the elegant, mobile accommodations; the splendid food and wine; and, above all, the almost unbearably beautiful country where I took the most remarkable hunting trip of my life.

Would they ever, really, want to do this again, after all the almost-tipping and rib-bruising and grueling labor?

But even if central banks are responsible for having made credit so cheap in recent years, with all the almost-free money they've created since the financial crisis of 2007-08, itakeses two to tango.

Mr. Gore carried almost all the Democrats, Mr. Bush carried almost all the Republicans, and they split the independents.

Fun for all the family, almost.

"All the Americans almost got hit with R.P.G.'s.

Almost all the venues are completed, and almost all the tickets sold.

Almost all the miRNAs appear mutated in almost all the populations and the same can be said for the diseases.

However, almost all the subjects knew about condoms.