Sentence examples for almost always told from inspiring English sources

In my years studying the textile industry, executives of failed companies almost always told me that they saw the end coming.

"The history of mental health is almost always told by psychiatrists and hardly ever by patients or through patients' lives," said Darby Penney, "so this is pretty amazing".

But somewhere in those late-August speeches, you are almost always told that college is The Best Four Years Of Your Life.

"Homeless people are almost always told to get up, to move along; they can't sleep, they can't sit," added Lyall, who is himself homeless.

Market prices almost always tell you something useful.

But he also, almost always, tells stories that you feel you've heard before.

"I almost always tell them to smell the roses, even though there are no roses on Pebble Beach".

"Political people will almost always tell you what they think you want to hear.

At best the place is seen with unsentimental precision; however, Rosenheim almost always tells us too much.

And yet refugee children almost always tell us that education is the most important thing in their lives.

"Fishermen will almost always tell you that, and it's not that they're lying," said Mark Kurlansky, whose 1997 book, "Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World," documented how Canada's once-abundant Atlantic cod were fished almost to extinction.