Sentence examples for almost infallible from inspiring English sources

Cop shows like "CSI" give juries the idea that scientific evidence is almost infallible.

A slow gentle impulse, as though one were moving a barge, is almost infallible.

But Mr. Comins accommodates these associations with an easy sophistication and palpable integrity and an almost infallible sense of touch, scale and composition.

Of course, in their day, series heroes were almost infallible; neither of them had to deal with actually losing cases or patients.

The manuscript is a revelation of the jaw-dropping fluency and almost infallible concentration of Britten's composition, at least around this time, right at the end of 1945.

But for a person infected in 2009 to die of AIDS in the future would probably require a substantial amount of bad judgment or bad luck: the medications, if properly prescribed and properly taken, appear almost infallible.

But first, let's consider the almost-infallible status given to gut thinking in the management world and the infallibility of going with your gut.

Allison's notions are almost always infallible, but information isn't.

A tool that is practically infallible, almost always reliable, and surprisingly practical.

A quick test for HIV can be conducted, but it is not infallible: almost all individuals who have been infected long enough to produce an immune system response can be detected, but very recent infections may go undetected.

Borisenko points out that much of the resistance to the new translation has been purely reflexive, the legacy of a literary culture that invests canonical translations with an "infallible, almost sacred authority" and sees any retranslation as a form of aggression.