Sentence examples for almost entirely created from inspiring English sources
But it's worth noting that the lunatic political environment in which this almost unsatirisable election – November's real election – is currently unfolding was almost entirely created by movies, most of which we've never seen or heard of.
While scarcity increases worth, this situation is almost entirely created, and executed, by bots.
Processing is almost entirely created by volunteers people who donate their time because they believe in the project's mission.
The special effects artist Carlo Rambaldi, who has died aged 86, was almost entirely credited with creating the character of ET, not only conceptually but also physically, and with actualising HR Giger's designs for the murderous alien loose on a space ship.
Web sites such as YouTube.com and MySpace.com feature content that is almost entirely user-created.
Perhaps the most prominent (and among the most successful by any measure) figures in 2016 America are the Kardashians, a family that has achieved their prominence and success based almost entirely on creating and capitalizing upon a personal brand.
The lawsuit had charged that Ed's menu consisted "almost entirely of dishes created by Charles".
As the actress Tilda Swinton watched, the models, wearing fabrics like translucent Japanese silk or handcrafted 3-D silicone, almost entirely in black, created their own "music".
"Focusing almost entirely on tourbillons creates a dead-end that obliges them to multiply the tourbillons on the same movement," he said.
The growing Chinese population in Sunset Park, now split among several districts, would be almost entirely within one, creating a mixed Latino-Asian political unit.
Holland and her cast and crew, who illuminated the sewer scenes almost entirely by flashlight, create an underground world that is dank, tactile, oppressive, and a hairs breadth from the imminent dangers of the world above ground.
