Sentence examples for be an almost total from inspiring English sources

In contrast, there seems to be an almost total acceptance of it by lesbians today.

QUESTION FROM ELLA: There seems to be an almost total disconnect between the stock market (which until the last couple of weeks was soaring) and the rest of the economy.

Although many British newspapers have quite rightly given extensive coverage to the financial crisis in Spain (Spanish bailout deal emerges, 9 June), there appears to be an almost total blackout of news about the response of the workers' movement in Spain to the austerity measures being pursued by the government.

There seems to be an almost total disconnect between the political debate and the economic reality.

Much Ado, however, is an almost total joy.

Oxford, for me, has been an almost total contradiction of people and policies.

From 1985 on, there has been an almost total alienation of the Protestant working class".

First, yet again, there seems to have been an almost total absence of leadership and supervision of junior officers; second, the impact on "real" policing will be profound.

What's more, he says, there is an "almost total absence of archaeological evidence" backing up the Bible's grand descriptions of the Jerusalem of David and Solomon.

There was an almost total lack of literature in Finnish, and teaching at both the secondary and university levels was in Swedish.

I know that part of the reason I read Tolkien when I'm ill is that there is an almost total absence of sexuality in his world, which is restful.