Sentence examples for and really almost from inspiring English sources

(That makes him quite different from Trump who, as Trump put it, has "participated in many battles and really almost come out very, very victorious every single time").

Our family is thankful to stay out of the fray that day, and really, almost always because the majority of our retail shopping transactions are conducted online.

They thought it was basically the government and the Supreme Court and all of that, and they didn't know that there were people who had lived there for generations and generations and had really almost nothing to do with the government.

The leaders' talks confirmed what months of debates about the constitution had already suggested and what, really, almost all discussions of the expanding and diversifying union make clear.

Mr. Rotker, now 83, a photographer and business consultant in New Jersey, said in a recent phone interview that when the museum called, "I thought it was a charity organization raising money, and I really almost dissed them".

And they really almost got me.

And there is really almost no political awareness of it".

It was partly because I had reached a judgment on economics that I was able to see the very similar pattern in the selling of the Iraq war, and conclude — really really almost alone, at least in the pages of major newspapers — that we were being misled into invading another country.

"That's creating a downstream trough and that's really almost acting as a conveyor belt for the cold air".

Granted, Bradley Cooper is a little old for this generation, but if we are going to be fair, Zac Efron and Dave Franco are really almost at the age that the couple should be at (which is the only thing helping me sleep at night thanks to my own aging issues), so, we would have to go a little older.

You open the door after driving up and bang, you're really almost affronted by the odor.