Sentence examples for almost all descriptions from inspiring English sources

The quantities of goods involved in shipments are confidential, and almost all descriptions on the contract lists made public by the United Nations are so generic as to be meaningless.

Central in almost all the women's descriptions were the feelings of being treated in a disrespectful way during labour or postpartum care.

These dedicated hobbyists are also responsible for almost all formal descriptions of Nothobranchius species.

We augment a standard list of stop-words (e.g. a, the, this, her, …) with all the variations of the words "suspect" and "victim", since these two words are almost universally present in all descriptions of crime and do not provide useful contextual information (though they could be useful for other studies).

That's almost a description of Fleming in his prime.

To educated liberals of almost any description, Santorum is an abomination.

Almost any description of this beautiful film makes it sound juvenile or didactic, and it is neither.

A novel that shows a persistent series of defeats, and then tries to still find happiness — that's almost a description of the machine that is "The Escape".

For macro hedge funds, which bet on global economic trends by trading instruments of almost any description, the terrain is especially perplexing.

AT the 1995 Detroit auto show, Mercedes-Benz rolled out a safety research vehicle equipped with 17 air bags, an elaborate demonstration of how cars of the future might protect passengers from highway mishaps of almost any description.

Waters also introduced Divine as "the most beautiful woman in the world, almost", a description widely repeated in ensuing years.