Sentence examples for almost only one from inspiring English sources

Who knows what Ross Collins was thinking when he gave himself the task of writing There's A Bear On My Chair, a rhyming text with Almost Only One Rhyme?

Now, I think we see almost only one thing when it comes to female performers.

The results show that the CPU time cost of Chebyshev collocation spectral method with 3D Schur-decomposition solver is the least, and almost only one thirtieth to one fiftieth CPU time is needed when using the spectral method with 3D Schur-decomposition solver compared with the standard discrete ordinates method.

There have been many James Bonds but almost only one Spock.

Is my closet almost only one color?

As observed in boys, also in girls the most commonly observed malocclusions in cleft individuals are transverse ones, almost only on the affected side.

There is a very huge offer of enteral nutrition products but it is very common that in most ICUs (almost 70%) only one to three different products have been given.

Take one gorgeously indignant (almost apoplectic) mouse, one (almost unfeasibly) laid back bear and that (Almost Entirely Only) One Rhyme and what you get is a picture book that reads with breathless ease: an object lesson not only in rhyming repetition, but visual repetition within which there is to be found a riot of variety of colour, expression, mood and character interplay.

As the US design critic Robert Cumberford, who often railed against the day's more extreme concepts, writes: "Peter Stevens is one of the very best British designers, almost the only one who appreciates simplicity over complexity, and who apparently never does anything just for show".

There is almost always only one answer: Turn away from worrying about consuming and acquiring (and the panic that you can't afford to do it anymore), and look to the humans around you.

At a time when most major economies are fighting inflation, Japan's is almost the only one that has been bogged down in deflation.