I am going to see a film, Haute Cuisine, this week.; this is my world of kitchens and food, so I know I will enjoy the almost true tale of a woman chef from the provinces who becomes the personal chef of the French President.
That is almost true: Most of Edison's early inventing was done in Menlo Park, N.J.
Andorra is one of those places that might have prompted the proverbial Irishman to say: "You can't get there from here!" This is almost true, in terms of modern transportation.
--from a work in progress called Almost True Diary Entries of the World's Famed.
"I think it's almost true," he said of a possible "Star Wars" return, which was first reported back in February.
For many types of omics assays assumption of absence of missing data could be (almost) true, and a small proportion of missing data could be imputed (in the simplest case – replaced with average value) with little negative effect onto statistical properties of the method.
The essay ends with two lines from another Larkin poem that could serve as Christopher's own epitaph: Our almost-instinct almost true: What will survive of us is love.
At the end of "An Arundel Tomb," he writes that the joined hands of the ancient stone husband and wife prove "Our almost-instinct almost true / What will survive of us is love" — and the lines work because they are at once so sadly qualified and so genuinely held.
At the end of "An Arundel Tomb," he writes that the joined hands of the ancient stone husband and wife prove "Our almost-instinct almost true / What will survive of us is love"—and the lines work because they are at once so sadly qualified and so genuinely held.
