Sentence examples for almost without limit from inspiring English sources

His faith in Obama's commitment to Talbott's own economic beliefs is almost without limit.

Modern computers "scale" well, as the technologists say -- that is, the amount of information they can receive, display and store goes up almost without limit.

Abdel-Hadi wants to study "everything" and his ambition for the future is an unusual one – and almost without limit: "I want to be vice-president," he declares proudly.

Back then Coors was distributed only in the Western United States, and demand for the beer seemed almost without limit -- so much so that Mr. Foerster said "you'd hear about stewardesses selling bootlegged cases for three times the price".

An aversion to empty spaces distinguishes that art; neither the tile-covered walls of a mosque nor the rich imagery of a poem allows an unembellished area, and the decoration of a carpet can be extended almost without limit.

A man who freely admits that his "love of people... borders on nil, while my love for animals is almost without limit" acquires what for him is "a small piece of heaven" — a collection of dangerous animals, including Kitty the mountain lion, who gets loose and scales the fence "in search of something more interesting to eat".

High-speed communications can transfer information and data almost without limits.

This blind trust in the physician/researcher allows him to act almost without limits, minimizing what patients might understand about their illness or what their genetic information might represent.

The BAL samples were almost without exception below the detection limit, and hence this lung damage variable could not be used.

"It really is impossible to imagine anybody actually being right to play that role," says Mr. Crudup, who tends to subvert his reputation as a film industry pretty boy ("Sleepers," "Everyone Says I Love You," "Inventing the Abbotts," "Without Limits," "Almost Famous," "World Traveler") by gravitating toward flawed, de-glamourized characters.

But not without limit.