Sentence examples for almost none of it from inspiring English sources
One thing is clear: the more experimental art in China in the 1990's was very much on a track of its own, and almost none of it came to New York.
ROMNEY: Almost none of it.
But I absorbed almost none of it.
Almost none of it was original.
Almost none of it is old hat.
That's because it allows almost none of its citizens to prosper and the Internet is against the law.
Most notably, the most successful reality show of all, CBS's "Survivor," has drawn almost none of the publicity it had become accustomed to for its new Africa-based edition and its ratings for its first two episodes, while still strong, are well off the phenomenal highs the show had achieved in its first two editions.
The film, written by Lost's Damon Lindelof, is famous for answering almost none of the questions it initially posed and culminating with an open-ended finale which left plenty of room for a sequel.
When I think about the actions I've taken on social media – text giving, live tweeting, sharing links to sponsorship pages or corporate partnership staff votes – and then remember that five or six years ago I'd have been doing almost none of those things, it's not hard to see how fast the fundraising world is changing.
The bill on their desks was still hot from the copier, and when 200 bleary-eyed legislators voted on it early this morning, almost none of them had read it.
