Sentence examples for almost every word from inspiring English sources

I underline almost every word on every page.

And almost every word of it is unbelievable.

"Almost every word out of his mouth was quotable".

I've worked on almost every word they've ever done.

As he talks about his art, almost every word is echoed by chime and ticking sounds.

Similarly, Luria writes that for S., almost every word, every thought, was freighted with excessive detail.

That was Mallarmé's magic, the private as shared, the non-journalistic as both poetic and unboring, so he crossed out almost every other word to make the text less immediately graspable.

"Almost every other word in your letter is 'frightened.' " In the same letter she said: Now stop trying to get me to write about decent courageous people — read the Ladies Home Journall for those!

Each piece of writing is compared to databases of scanned web content, which now includes almost every written word ever published.

Occlusions occur in almost every real word scene, and thus, surface completion is a fundamental visual process.

But the series' executive producers — Josh Schwartz, who created "The O.C".; Doug Liman, who directed the movie "Swingers" and the show's pilot; and McG, who directed the two "Charlie's Angels" movies — have cast the show well, with actors who hint with almost every movement and word at the anxiety that underlay their characters' drive to get to this charmed place and their desire to stay there.