Sentence examples for an almost unconditional from inspiring English sources

It's an (almost) unconditional pleasure to watch.

Statements like his are almost unheard; for decades the government has been an almost unconditional backer of nuclear power.

Income Support is an (almost) unconditional out-of-work benefit typically received by individuals who are not employed or are working fewer than 16 h a week.

"But he listened, and he played a selection of records in the course of each week that his listeners knew - partly because the selection was sometimes so insane - proved he was genuinely engaged in his work as an almost unconditional conduit between creative musicians like me to the radio audience".

She demonstrates an almost unconditional loyalty to Mal, the only exception noted being her marriage to Wash, which the captain claims was against his orders.

Mr. Rajoy has also received almost unconditional support from Spanish business leaders.

First we give landowners our money – vast amounts of it, uncapped and almost unconditional.

Unlike the Grizzlies, who were new to Memphis and benefited from almost unconditional support, the Redskins have been part of Washington's civic fabric for decades.

It was then that many Europeans took up the Palestinian cause and Israel could count, for the first time, on the almost unconditional support of the United States.

I see it now - I didn't see it as clearly then: she was totally non-judgmental, almost unconditional, very accepting of people's flaws, and that gave her the ability to go through life on a fairly even keel.' The Adrienne Shelly Foundation, which Ostroy has set up in her honour, exists to encourage women to make films.

This had an almost hypnotic effect during "Unconditional Love," a bossa nova by Ms. Allen with a swinging undertow.