Sentence examples for answering almost from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fleischer is measured, and careful in answering almost any question not to stray from his briefing book or the political line of the day.

The film, written by Lost's Damon Lindelof, is famous for answering almost none of the questions it initially posed and culminating with an open-ended finale which left plenty of room for a sequel.

She tended to get too pre-occupied with interacting with the students, answering almost every single student question, and often giving away correct solutions.

By the early 13th century, however, the church had largely won its argument for independence, answering almost entirely to Rome.

But as political tensions have heightened, impelling artists and public figures of all kinds to frequent and direct political messaging, Abney now takes a more oblique approach to social commentary, raising countless questions and answering almost none of them.

In more than three months in power, however, the Egyptian administration has taken a decidedly authoritarian stance, answering almost entirely to army chief Gen. Abdel Fattah Sisi and employing a state of emergency and other measures to keep a tight lid on dissent.

"Lena," she answered almost inaudibly.

"No," Sher answered, almost simultaneously.

They answered almost simultaneously, "Five ducks".

"Greece is a strong failed state," he answered almost cheerily.

His barricade already lowered, he answers almost without hesitation: "No".