Sentence examples for almost all details from inspiring English sources

In his books, "almost all details and anecdotes are true.

The police withheld almost all details of their investigation last night.

Almost all details of his life are conjectural except that he was a medical doctor and headed a Skeptical school during the decline of Greek Skepticism.

In March this year he claimed £850 for a protective device of some sort; almost all details were blanked out but one document did state: "It has a traditional diamond lattice standard, supplied in white and a range of other colours... if required".

By all indications Apple is still being mum about almost all details regarding the device the iPhone's rechargeable battery is sealed inside its case.

In the 1976 edition, almost all details were omitted save for his name, jobs as a Member of Parliament and as a Government Minister, and address; the publishers confirmed that Benn had sent back the draft entry with everything else struck through.

Yet when Virginia Espino, a historian, began researching the case in 1994, almost all these details had been lost and forgotten.

He said he had gotten almost all the details from material available to the public and would not say where he had gotten the rest.

He wrote a novel with a year for a title and managed to hit the nail on the head despite getting almost all the details wrong.

After months of wrangling, Serbia and Montenegro have finally agreed, under pressure from Javier Solana, the European Union's foreign-policy chief, on almost all the details of a deal to abolish Yugoslavia and create, early this year, a new and looser union to be called simply Serbia and Montenegro (or "Solania", as the region's humorists have it).

By the time a project makes its way to the commission, "almost all the details have been hammered out between the builder, the council office and interested community," Ambroz said in a brief written statement.