Sentence examples for because they were almost from inspiring English sources

Marx, whose prophesies were perversely predictive because they were almost invariably wrong, predicted the end of nationalism.

Her $2,000 cashmere pullovers and $3,500 leather jackets became cult items, perhaps because they were almost ostentatiously nondescript.

Lych-gates existed in England in the 7th century, but comparatively few early ones survive because they were almost always of wood.

In its instant poll, CBS found that three-quarters of viewers surveyed had approved of the speech, but that was because they were almost all Republicans.

One guy laughed — my shivers, he said, were strong enough to power the boat, which was good because they were almost out of fuel.

My generation grew up with The Young Ones, which taught us that students were to be laughed at, because they were almost entirely useless.

Whether neighbors or strangers, people are safer because they are almost never alone.

The two companies are attractive partly because they are almost debt-free, he said.

I benefited greatly from the kind of questions raised in the seminars because they are almost always insightful yet concrete...

They are very influential, these guys, because they are almost rock stars now.

"It means in the coming races even more grey hair because they are almost even now.