Sentence examples for almost of an from inspiring English sources

The effect is almost of an apparition.

I was (almost) of an age with that imperishable England XV of 1980.

In the case of the beehive pictures one has a sense almost of an entire Chekhov play distilled in paint.

The copious references to iPod Touches and plasma TVs don't so much ground Theo's narrative in a recognisable contemporary setting as make the whole structure seem oddly artificial; there is a sense almost of an over-researched historical novel, in which period details have been crowbarred in more or less at random.

The heat may pulse, or feel almost of an electrical sensation.

As a product almost of a single will, meanwhile, the iPhonepadandpod betrays something different.

But at the convent, as at Annie Wright, a few were the objects, almost, of a cult.

To many the communal activities and group spirit, reminiscent almost of a college campus, are an attraction.

To me, point five seems like carte blanche for the creation almost of a second Internet.

It's got the build up of almost of a family wedding, everyone milling around... everybody waving at each other.

And that is the ideal, almost, of a thriller.