Sentence examples for almost regarded from inspiring English sources

Yet in Brussels, Paris and Berlin, the blueprint was almost regarded as heresy.

The Liberals, once almost regarded as Canada's natural party of government, led by such titans as Lester Pearson, Pierre Trudeau and Jean Chrétien, saw their representation plummet from 77 seats to 34.

He is almost regarded as a living entity, a kind of fun ursine household god (it is perhaps significant that the very first licensed Kumamon product was a Buddhist shrine emblazoned with his face).

The DBC mainly concerns medical care; nursing care is almost regarded as a constant factor.

In this case, the channel is almost regarded as idle state.

Indeed so late was his appointment that many - though not Hodgson himself it should be stressed - almost regarded the tournament as his equivalent of a free hit.

You can almost regard it as a glorious flourish of decorative exuberance in the Gothic manner.

It is almost universally regarded as the most raucous, a title unlikely to slip as long as there are drive-through daiquiri stands.

Until last season, LeBron James, with his Mensa-grade basketball IQ and virtually unstoppable, was almost universally regarded as the game's finest current player.

THE ADS SAID "What are you staring at?" In reality, most people were probably averting their eyes from a vehicle almost universally regarded as among the ugliest ever.

Some penny-pinching ploys are almost universally regarded as wrong.