Sentence examples for almost figures that from inspiring English sources

It almost figures that the very week it finally becomes cold enough to bundle up under a few layers, it's the time my university's Pagan Student Alliance decides to hold ritual for Imbolc.

Both of these compositions seem to represent thin, almost emaciated figures that are at once isolated, but also drawn together.

Moving along the hallways, painted a dizzying aqua, and peeking into the rooms, one can almost imagine the figures that once ran rampant in old Times Square: teenage runaways, ex-cons, junkies and hustlers, lonely drunks, all the lost souls that nested here for a time.

Another standout performance came from the percussionist Matthew Gold, the vibraphonist Jeffrey Means and the pianists Stephen Gosling and Tiffany Lin in Luciano Berio's "Linea," which begins with almost imperceptible, oscillating figures that swell in sound and pick up energy until the music bursts into fidgety riffs, pungent harmonies and perpetual-motion exuberance.

Yet it is what underlies the ratings figures that is almost more important to the BBC hierarchy.

They include pictures of naked racial types; images of people with skin peeled off to reveal underlying anatomical structures; and figures that have almost completely dissolved into patterns of circulating light.

To the extent he has become an almost mythical figure, that myth rests on his defiance of our hostility.

It is about $4 million, according to Anderson, not almost $1 billion, a figure that confused Anderson's personal wealth and the value of Gold & Appel, a fund he manages.

"It's a distinct idea of a woman I have in my head, but it's almost an imaginary figure that happens in the process of creation rather than at the end".

Since 2007 Argentina's government has published inflation figures that almost nobody believes.

The state medical association, which figures that almost all doctors would be net losers, has fought the plan.