Sentence examples for almost matters from inspiring English sources

"It almost matters too much," Flying Lotus, a producer and D.J. who has appeared at Coachella multiple times, said before his show Friday night.

Although you might think that in a ballet with a thin story, the acting isn't important, it almost matters more; without the dancers's complete investment, the triviality feels more acute.

By now, her voice is almost matter-of-fact.

"Time is running out," he says, almost matter-of-factly.

Ms. Kargman's approach is straightforward, almost matter-of-factly prosaic.

This little booklet, with its childish illustrations, makes Armageddon seem almost matter-of-fact.

CELEBRITY CHEFS -- Affiliations with well-known chefs, unheard of 20 years ago, are now almost matter-of-course.

"That's the style we play," Callahan said, almost matter-of-factly, "and that what we have to do to get victories".

"That's the style we play," Callahan said, almost matter-of-factly, "and what we have to do to get victories".

He sits on a straight-backed chair rather than a piano bench, and his physical gestures at the keyboard are economical and focused, almost matter-of-fact.

Here the richness of the string and woodwind tone and the punchy clarity of the brasses were offered almost matter-of-factly within a remarkably trim, focused reading.