Sentence examples for almost entirely without from inspiring English sources
But all parties agree that this relationship is almost entirely without friction.
She is also that rare creature: an actor who is almost entirely without ambition.
At times The TV Set seems to unfold almost entirely without exaggeration.
Some of the most affecting stories are almost entirely without incident.
As it is, "Le Divorce" is tasteful, but almost entirely without flavor.
For the most part these upsurges occur almost entirely without reference to electoral politics.
La Familia's business model is to make loans, almost entirely to people without bank accounts, using a customer's ring or television or iPod as collateral.
That portrayal will be important because the government will use him to be the face of its prosecution, hoping to avoid what happened in other cases that relied almost entirely on documents without a witness to point the finger at the defendants.
The defense, by William Kunstler and Lynne F. Stewart, the civil rights lawyers, consisted almost entirely of assertions, without evidence, that Mr. Davis had been framed by the authorities because he had been recruited into a drug ring by rogue officers and had knowledge dangerous to the police.
Last November's offensive against Gaza militants was conducted almost entirely from the air, without the deployment of ground troops.
Financed almost entirely by the International Committee of the Red Cross (without any help from the state), the centre has fitted some 7,000 prosthetic limbs since its opening in 2003.
