Sentence examples for almost eternally from inspiring English sources

In many African, South Asian, and Latin-American countries, used vehicles imported from North America, Western Europe, and Japan live on almost eternally, in constant contact with numerous repair shops.

I saw diners get up and leave after being seated and waiting eternally, almost existentially, for a waiter to appear.

How much did you want to push the boundaries in shattering the idea of this eternally cheerfully and almost falsely optimistic kind of figurehead in culture?

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This used to happen a lot in the days of personal-avatar-based interaction sims like Habbo Hotel or Second Life, and were almost always perpetrated by the eternally faceless 4Chan.

Humboldt is eternally optimistic about social progress.

On the screen she is eternally dashing about.

Even before the Florida stand-off, people were wondering about the desirability of occupying the White House during an economic slowdown and with an almost equally divided Congress... Vince Lombardi is eternally quoted as saying, that "winning isn't everything.

And with endless rollover points on the horizon, it seems the whole UK could now become like Northern Ireland itself: eternally betwixt and between, inert, almost ungovernable, mired in a dim twilight of caretaker arrangements.

Where other five-eighths were twitchy and frenetic, he seemed eternally bemused; there was a languor, almost a laziness, in the brevity of his movements.

Sexton's seemingly endless neediness can be tiring to read about, but the sincerity of her voice makes her plight moving in an almost primal way, as if she were an eternally wounded child.