Sentence examples for almost like nothing from inspiring English sources

It was almost like nothing.

"It's almost like nothing stopped for summer," Mr. DeBiase said.

"On the surface it can seem almost like nothing," Ingrid Sischy, the editor of Interview and a friend of Mr. Lagerfeld's since 1989, said.

His new paintings (all from 2003) still look almost like nothing, then something, and then something else, noncommittally conjuring scenes from movies, newspaper photographs and snapshots, often with crime-scene overtones.

For "Elevator Music," a collaboration between Off-White and Swedish luxury perfumer Byredo, designer Virgil Abloh directed that the scent should smell almost like nothing.

Gerrard: It's very disheartening to me that 20 years later, it's almost like nothing's changed.

At this point, it's almost like "sorry" means nothing.

It's almost like, gee, thanks for nothing.

You almost feel like nothing's ever going to get out of hand if he's around.

He likes almost nothing about Ms. Palin's views now, but says that as governors go, Alaska has had worse.

A CRITIC AT LARGE about movie director Alfred Hitchcock... How on earth did we come to worship this portly and paranoid figure, this anti-Santa with his funereal suit and tie and his sack of vicious toys, who liked almost nothing about us except our need to give him money in return for the promise of temporary distress?...The Hitchcock centenary has been greeted with appropriate ceremony.