Sentence examples for can almost be called from inspiring English sources

"It can almost be called a natural law," Dr. Lambert said.

They "treat a stranger with the most whole-souled hospitality" and "what can almost be called a grave courtesy".

Woods is so good that winning five Tour events in 2001, including a major and the Players Championship, can almost be called an off year with a straight face.

She also cited research that suggests yoga changes people's thoughts, but the judge said: "Dr Brown has an obvious bias and can almost be called being on a mission against yoga". As part of the country's wider dialogue on the separation of church and state, a high school in Michigan banned postgame prayer last week, after the American Civil Liberties Union filed a complaint against the practice.

She exudes, almost unfailingly, what can only be called a strong life force.

Whereas the middle and lower reaches of streams in humid regions rarely or never cease flowing and can properly be called perennial, almost every year many of their upstream feeders run dry where they are not fed by springs.

Later Islamic mystical thinkers built up closed systems that can be called almost mythological (e.g., the angelology theory of angels of Suhrawardī al-Maqtūl, executed 1191).

There is almost nothing that can be called specifically Croatian, hardly surprising given that there has hardly been an area that would answer to the name of Croatia for very long.

Variants present in 20% can be called almost with certainty.

First, when almost any experience can be called spiritual any attempt at definition risks becoming for all practical purposes useless.

Reactions to John Cameron's next big movie Avatar, scheduled for release (almost) worldwide on December 18, can be called mixed at best.