Sentence examples for almost everyone likes from inspiring English sources

Almost everyone likes brisket.

By the same token, almost everyone likes the phrase "tax cuts" for the same reason.

He scores a few goals and now almost everyone likes him.

Almost everyone likes to think he or she is an expert — which makes for lots of experts with differing opinions.

Almost everyone likes to see the higher count Scrabble letters in the grid, but the question remains as to whether it's worth having less-than-palatable fill to achieve such a feat.

Because the settlements will never go, and yet almost everyone likes to pretend otherwise, we have resolutely ignored the implications of what Israelis have long been proud to call "the facts on the ground".

Almost everyone (like my own 83-year-old mother) whose assets are in the estate tax ballpark already deals with a tax preparer and a will-writing lawyer, at the least.

Almost everyone liked his predecessor but it's a new day.

"It has a little bit of height, it brings your face upward and makes almost everyone look like Audrey Hepburn".

"I find it endlessly pleasing that the truth is that almost everyone feels like a bit of an outsider," says Mitchell.

Laments Bjrn Hgglund, who was named president and chief executive of Stora in early 1998: "Almost everyone was, like us, spending too much on new machines and equipment".