Sentence examples for almost always clearly from inspiring English sources

"Shooting Stars," despite a few glances at larger issues, is James's coming-of-age story — and the voice is almost always clearly his.

These part-synthetics are easily recognized by the blue-white glow of the whites, in contrast to the creamier color of the natural fibers; but fiber content is almost always clearly labeled in English (except on the organdies).

The intersection between the arcuate and pectinate zones of the BM is almost always clearly visible, and facilitates the precise registration of a virtual structural framework (Fig. 1c, yellow) that we will use to facilitate interpretation of our results in subsequent figures.

In the media, this debate almost always has two clearly defined sides.

There is an undeniable "Sunset Magazine's Top Ten Rides" feel to the show at times, but the people Reedus visits, the bike builders and restorers, are almost always interesting and clearly thrilled to be talking with him about their mutual obsession.

"Girls", as they are almost always called, have a clearly defined role in Kerouacean scripture.

While an acquisition is almost always good news, the company clearly exited for less than it accrued from institutional investors the past six years — and even less than the expected valuation from previous funding rounds.

One of the reasons I kept returning to the camp was because it held lessons so clearly applicable elsewhere — and almost always ignored.

Live shows are all rock-and-roll as well, with the passion of their fans clearly evident at their thrashing, almost always sold out gigs.

LC The best dressed men in Bond films are clearly never actually Bond: that it is almost always the villains – hello Christopher Walken, Christopher Lee, Javier Bardem.

For patients who clearly need treatment, the benefits of statins will almost always outweigh the risks.