Sentence examples for almost how much from inspiring English sources

That is almost how much Paterson wants to trim from NYSCA.

There is something almost mystical about how much of Runyon resides in a show that contains so little of his actual matter.

On a deeper level, they are almost always about how much of an effort should be made to count minorities and groups that are not in the mainstream, like the homeless, prisoners and undocumented workers.

It's harder to up the game when people get almost decadent about how much we give them.

They are almost equally split about how much responsibility the Bush administration deserves for the state of today's economy.

Flood defence, or so we are told almost everywhere, is about how much concrete you can pour.

Rich people almost never talk about how much money they have.

"At a certain point, many of them are almost embarrassed to talk about how much money they have made, whereas Glazer is completely unapologetic about that.

It's almost poetic how much one can discern about a president based on how they come into power.

Invariably, plans for parks also inspire passionate opinions about questions so personal they're almost primal: How much nature is enough?

Kraus's world really did end -- something like an apocalypse really did descend on Europe -- but it's almost uncanny how much he seems to be talking about our own historical moment.