Sentence examples for an answer almost from inspiring English sources

She says "I don't know" before she gives an answer, almost every time.

She says "I don't know" before she gives an answer, almost every time; sometimes to deflect, if she doesn't necessarily want to get into something, and sometimes because she often seems unsure of herself.

Still, with no intention of sidestepping the issue, Streich gave an impassioned answer, almost plea, to the gathered journalists on behalf of the country's new arrivals.

But if developments this week are any indication, the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, might soon offer an official, surprising answer: almost no one.

A look across his life suggests a fairly straightforward answer: almost everything he achieved, he did in part because of his name and family connections.

If a guy is shy and you ask a closed question a question with a yes or no answer you're going to get a one-word answer almost every time.

A very quiet answer, almost swallowed.

"It is essentially an impossible question to answer almost because of the fact that we've never been here before," said Arturo Perez, a budget specialist with the National Conference of State Legislatures.

Republicans said they could not vote yes because they believe that Ms. McCarthy and the E.P.A. have not been sufficiently transparent, including what they said was a failure to adequately answer almost 1,100 questions that they submitted.

Morgan's eyes were bulging with terror that someone might ask her a question she couldn't answer – almost any question would do – while Javid looked as if he had been heavily medicated.

That leaves only one looming question for a franchise that seemed to answer almost all of them in the spring: How much longer does Belichick, whose contract terms are a tightly held secret, stay?