Sentence examples for almost no one of from inspiring English sources

Moore wrote back to congratulate him on having managed to get a group of young black writers published at a time when almost no one of a similar stature, it seemed, was even trying to do so.

Almost no one, of course, is letting women bring their infants to work with them.

"Almost no one of course, but the fact that they could do so is what drives the watch companies and the buyers for such complicated products".

Today almost no one on either side spoke of compromise or of sympathy for the other's dead.

Despite such widespread destruction — and an incalculable number of deaths — almost no one on Avenue Poupelard seems to let himself cry, not even the children.

Almost no-one outside the northern province of Limpopo had even heard of it.

Two months ago, almost no-one outside Nigeria and parts of West Africa had ever heard of Boko Haram.

The N.H.L. one will feature a long list of players almost no one outside of Canada or N.H.L. team offices has heard of, but the N.B.A. is hoisting the Jimmer Fredette star back into the sky.

Drew never craved public recognition, which is one reason, up until the trading error, almost no one outside of Wall Street had heard of her.

DP: When we started our research, almost no one outside of computational psychiatry even spoke about the assessment of mental health and the potential of it one day become a real-time pursuit.

I had little recreational contact with any of the other students and, since most of each day was spent in class, knew almost no one outside of the school.