Sentence examples for almost beneath from inspiring English sources

Tourists there were like olives: ubiquitous, entrenched, almost beneath notice.

Details like facts seem almost beneath Ms. Matossian, and her editors as well.

At the end of a day's staring she would suddenly catch sight of a new shimmer of labradorite, six inches long and diamond-shaped, arrived imperceptibly almost, beneath her buttocks where her gaze had not rested.

"With the last light, we pushed on all the way to the edge: you could see the big dark leap of the valley and, if you stuck your nose out, even the light in the hut, almost beneath you.

It seems almost beneath notice at first, but more and more it starts to look like something, which is a good way to define the chemistry of this show, and art in Chelsea as a whole these days.

Some time after I started sitting up front, I learned that my habit was shared, in the late nineteen-forties and early fifties, by the young "Hitchcocko-Hawksians" of the Cinémathèque, the ciné-clubs of Paris, Cahiers du Cinéma, and, later, the French New Wave (indeed, they sometimes even lay on the floor in front of the front row, almost beneath the screen).

The humor is threaded almost invisibly beneath the surface.

"These norms are shifting almost invisibly beneath the seat of journalists," Mr. Rosenstiel said.

The cities' monotonous cinder-block buildings are almost invisible beneath a thick layer of neon advertisements.

A big, thick cheeseburger almost disappeared beneath a mountain of fried shoestring potatoes.

Then I see a small scar on his head, almost unnoticeable beneath short hair.