Sentence examples for almost crafted from inspiring English sources

Some of it seems almost crafted to cause a stir, to drop like a pearl of potassium, exploding into controversy and disappearing in the fight.

Clarke then fed Morais, whose thumping strike across goal gave the keeper no chance, as City ended a five-match winless streak.. Maynard had earlier put the Shaymen in front after just three minutes when he turned in Paul Marshall's corner - and the same combination almost crafted a second on 34 minutes.

"The way Facebook is at this point, is that people are almost crafting an image of themselves that doesn't exactly match up the reality," he says.

Attitude alone would not recover the scoreline, but Ciftci was capable of moments of accomplishment and his free-kick from 20 yards was almost perfectly crafted.

It may not have the mythical fandom of Star Wars and it may not have the awards and prestige of The Lord of the Rings, but the Harry Potter franchise has almost quietely crafted one of the finest fantasy myths of our generation.

So far it has been crafted almost exclusively by white males and reflects their priorities - missing the chance to learn from a wider range of experience and to catch the tides of change.

This combination of delicate strumming and lyrics about "tasting teardrops" (you wot?) is a case in point, having almost certainly been crafted to make you well up on the bus and give all your pennies to the Dublin duo behind it.

Since she began in 2015, Baxter has crafted almost 100 hand-sewn guns, brightly colored and soft to the touch.

While Exxopolis' colors appear opaque and primary from the outside, the structure is crafted almost entirely out of thinly-stretched PVC.

The eight-piece collection is intimidatingly androgynous, with sharp and almost disproportionate cuts, crafted to reflect the "dark, ridged, and cryptic atmosphere in Scandinavia".

Today we will finally put an end to a discriminatory military policy that was crafted almost two decades ago during a time when we weren't at war with another country, but rather we were bitterly divided -- politically and socially -- against ourselves.