Sentence examples for almost completely true from inspiring English sources

There are precious few places in the United States that remain almost completely true to their heritage; New Orleans is a famous example, but New Mexico's up there, too.

It is composed of 30 items, which are rated on a four-point Likert scale: 0, not true; 1, somewhat true; 2, almost completely true; and 3, completely true.

Ceferin angrily called the claims "almost completely not true" and said it was "a lie" Siem had pledged Infantino's support.

Both predict the patient instantiations at (t_{rm post }) very well: the mean values for the projected patient instantiations are almost identical to the true instantiations, and the shaded regions (capturing the variance around the mean) overlap with the variance of the true values almost completely.

Hollywood's compulsion to claim that a film is somehow true, even when almost completely fictional, is a comparatively new development.

It was a hodgepodge of Kama Sutra, Tantra, yoga, hash and LSD, while the true spiritual quality of our music was almost completely lost".

In a series of laboratory experiments, we reveal that the true reason for coordination failure is strategic uncertainty, which can be reduced almost completely by introducing an appropriately designed mechanism of (inter-group) competition.

In true alcoholic fashion, I moved up there with no job, no plan, and almost completely unannounced to the near-stranger who would be housing me.

That was completely true".

"It's completely true.

Neither is completely true.