Sentence examples for almost prepared to from inspiring English sources

But I think that I'm almost prepared to believe, diminishing marginal utility.

On the basis of these and the pecorino potatoes at Convivio, I'm almost prepared to christen this era in Manhattan dining the golden age of spuds.

Even Hewitt was almost prepared to admit it, saying: "He's proven to everyone that he can handle the pressure of being the next great hope.

So ravishing that you're almost prepared to sell your soul to the devil to keep the succession of lush images coming, Silviu Purcarete's version of Goethe's Faust is such a seductive visual fantasia that you might not notice it has sold its own soul to spectacle.

But spend some time here, and you are almost prepared to adopt the faith.

We are now almost prepared to accept that the Apples, Googles, Facebooks and Microsofts of this world are really just behaving like the huge industrial conglomerates of the past.

In industrial countries, almost anybody prepared to work hard, save diligently and live like Scrooge can become one.

Williams's short-lived protest probably would have faded into the large and voluminous annals of unrecorded campaign trail "hecklers" if this weren't the age of the cellphone video camera and a whole host of people who seem almost constantly prepared to point, shoot and share.

All hiring managers expect candidates to try to get more money, he says, and they are almost always prepared to go higher than the initial offer.

"There are students that come from really privileged backgrounds who … were almost prepared from birth to go to a nice university," said Leal. "And there are other people like me who really had to struggle to even go to school". Today, Leal is studying in Paris through Stanford's Bing Overseas Studies Program.

Wu notes that almost no one "forecast that speech itself would become a weapon of censorship," which is why almost nobody is prepared to ask the right questions.