Sentence examples for almost seeking from inspiring English sources

France failed to exploit Hernandez's absence at full-back, almost seeking him out at fly-half.

With obvious exceptions like the body-conscious designs of Azzedine Ala? their clothes almost seek to neutralize the female form.

It's more like another definition of "here," one that almost seeks to erase entrances and exits and create a floating, edgeless presence.

He has almost sought to make a virtue of these differences of opinion, arguing it is a mark of the recharged politics that the country craves after decades of "zipped up" politicians.

For months one man kept coming in almost daily seeking employment and being constantly turned down.

"Intelligence shows that the Iraqi program is almost certainly seeking an indigenous ability to enrich uranium to the level needed for a nuclear weapon," the report said.

Mr. Capriles, who has served as a legislator, mayor and governor, campaigned almost nonstop, seeking to contrast his energetic style with the reduced schedule of Mr. Chávez, who received a diagnosis of cancer in 2011.

In its report on Iraq's efforts to make weapons of mass destruction, Britain concluded that Iraq was "almost certainly" seeking the means to enrich uranium to make a nuclear weapon.

As my recovery progressed I began to walk almost daily, seeking glimpses of nature in my Toronto urban environment.

However, both the causes of the crisis and its illustrations are almost always sought in the wrong places.

Feeling abandoned, says Marable, Betty almost certainly sought comfort and companionship in an affair with one of his associates.