Sentence examples for almost speaks from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, Canada looks a lot like America, and Toronto almost speaks the same language, eh?

England is a wonderful, sort of peaceful country that almost speaks the same language we do ("English").

It waits upon the lawn; It shows the furthest tree Upon the furthest slope we know; It almost speaks to me.

In the case of Walter Sickert's "Ennui" and Dürer's "Melencolia I," the game is given away by the paintings' titles, and in Degas's "Women Ironing" a yawn almost speaks for itself.

Did he actually think of her naked, or is the writer trying to make the reader consider something that was never thought of at all? "Almost" speaks a writer's impatience with here-and-now, hard-and-fast facts.

The very name, "Digital Arpeggios", almost speaks of a data pattern that coincidentally conspired to produce a blissful, blossoming trajectory.

A rhythmic kind of writing works best, something that sounds almost spoken.

"We can almost speak in shorthand," Mr. Romney said in an interview.

Christine Lagarde, the director of the International Monetary Fund, almost spoke of the liberation of Europe.

With Noël Coward that's a real issue, because he ended up almost speaking the songs.

The three, all cantankerous and loud-mouthed, almost spoke to Mayor Abraham D. Beame as equals.