Sentence examples for but of almost from inspiring English sources

It is a tale not just of success, but of almost biblical liberation.

"That's a criticism that's true of not just State but of almost every agency," said Jody Freeman, an expert on administrative law at Harvard Law School.

This is the early life story of Jacques Pépin (another former employee of Le Pavillon), André Soltner, of Lutèce, and just about every other French chef whose name you know — but of almost no prominent American chef.

This, Halliday continues, "was true not just of Hoxha as an individual, but of almost the entire leading group in Albania".

But of almost 800 sun-care product ads that appeared in six years' worth of the 24 magazines, three-quarters were found in women's magazines.

But approval of almost all the rest of the applications did not come until June, July and August.

He claimed total ignorance not just of '80s pop, but also of almost all pop and rock.

It is most common in the renal and internal carotid arteries, but involvement of almost every arterial bed in the body has been described.

But after three days of almost nothing but cheese and potatoes, I kind of wished I'd hiked.

But within sight of almost every restored building stands a boarded, moldering one.

One of the more prosaic but necessary features of almost any information processing system is gain control.