Sentence examples for almost amazingly from inspiring English sources

Almost amazingly, the food is great and not terribly expensive: 46 items, from crudit with an anchovy dip at its top to baked endive with ham and Gruy? at the bottom.

In a season in which some SEC coaches have been under siege — Miles, Georgia's Mark Richt, Mississippi's Houston Nutt, Tennessee's Derek Dooley and Florida's Urban Meyer — Chizik, almost amazingly, is skating along just fine.

CBS would have to produce an almost amazingly bad melodrama for Hitler to come across as somehow sympathetic, or at least kind of cool -- sort of like Hannibal Lecter in "Silence of the Lambs".

The P-38 is almost amazingly bad at its core function.

As we are edging precariously close to bad tipping points for our natural systems, we have actually, almost amazingly, reached the good tipping points -- for renewable energy, for global collaboration, for public awareness and action by people like you and me.

Writing in The Sunday Times of London on the 50th anniversary of that first broadcast, Paul Donovan said: "Amazingly, almost nothing about the program has changed in half a century; it still goes out on a Sunday, is still between 13 and 14 minutes long, is still composed on a manual typewriter and is still free, uniquely, from BBC editorial control".

Amazingly, almost all of the major YouTube genres are represented.

Amazingly, almost every single ecstasy death – that is, 26 out of 28 of those where ecstasy was named as a possible contributory factor – was reported.

Among the greatest was Titus Lucretius Carus (c. 95 55 bce), who, in the poem De rerum natura (On the Nature of Things), left an almost complete and amazingly precise exposition of Epicurus's Physics.

Amazingly, almost three-fifths of black politicians rate their local public schools as excellent or good, while by nearly the same percentage other black adults rate their public schools as poor to fair.

Amazingly, almost a third of the Cameroon team are unaccounted for.