Sentence examples for almost too close from inspiring English sources
"It's almost too close to call".
But the location was almost too close to his office, Dr. Kulla said, and the neighborhood was congested.
The subject was almost too close to Newman, whose first child Scott had died of a drug overdose in 1978.
· From the Economist, (US edition), January 31 Who's going to win? [It] is almost too close to call..
It is not just the six miles but Bury and Rochdale, through their managers, are almost too close for combat.
So after staring at the plot for – I kid you not – a couple of hours, trying to avert my eyes from the very-inviting bean bed, I kind of compromised by sowing two-thirds of the onions (almost certainly too close together) in four tight rows in the cleared space and dotting some garlic through the chicory.
I almost got too close to becoming one of those guys I portray.' A friend wanted to sponsor him, and he refused, only because he had always had a problem with authority: 'The good thing I had going for me not being involved profoundly with wiseguys was that I don't like anybody telling me what to do.' He still got in plenty of trouble on his own.
And so cinema needs to find ways of restoring the image's power to itself, and one way of doing that is by creating these huge spectacles, which are almost too big and too close up to see properly.
I'd like to talk to some of my own people, a lot of whom are here tonight, about the much too close, almost symbiotic relationship we've allowed to grow up between politicians and television.
Life and art have come, as if almost by accident, too close together.
