Sentence examples for as being almost from inspiring English sources

"If consumers are looking at robots as being almost perfect, they can't be," Reimer said.

But then, as well as being almost deranged with embarrassment, we are also "hypocrites".

And yet to this day he is remembered as being almost criminally negligent in his duties as a netminder.

It struck me as being almost a reversal of silent film; instead of artists using soundless visuals to depict a story, composers recounted civic glories solely through sound.

Other methods remain in force, such as the "tantrum hold" – assessed as being "almost sure" of risking injury in nine out of 10 cases.

But Obama is our first community-organizer president, and he sees the way he got elected as being almost as crucial as the fact that he won.

Museum admissions are free, as are almost all events.

Access to all the preserves is free, as are almost all of the activities.

The Utah Legislature is overwhelmingly Republican, as are almost all judges and county officials.

In the year 2000, the average diagnostic delay in ≈3000 patients with AS was almost 10 years.

As are almost all such searches, his was futile.