Sentence examples for can almost be seen from inspiring English sources

The Puck, Flay and Mina restaurants can almost be seen from one another.

But a smile can almost be seen on his face, because today he has accomplished what he set out to do.

This photograph did a lot to popularise its subject, and can almost be seen as a collaborative artwork: the formidable object the artist holds, her feather fur coat and her extraordinary smiling features conspire with Mapplethorpe's intensely charged monochrome.

The sentencing of Mr. Rajaratnam can almost be seen as a referendum on how insider trading should be viewed: a lighter sentence means that it is not a crime that causes significant social harm because its impact is dissipated, while a heavier sentence sends a message of deterrence in order to maintain the integrity of the markets.

Viewed that way, acquiring fancy new stuff can almost be seen as a duty, an act of altruism, a way of respecting social forces far greater than ourselves.

In 2010 Katharine Shilcutt of the Houston Press said "Gulfton now possesses such a wide range of ethnic cuisines, restaurants and grocery stores, it can almost be seen as a microcosm of Houston".

I was among plenty who thought Lambert's arrival would be the catalyst for an improving Villa this season but the odd win - especially the outstanding victory at Liverpool - can now almost be seen as freak occurrences.

Disbelieving them can, then, strangely almost be seen as a kind of victory for rational judgment over bias.

But certain people of a certain class can have one story and almost be seen as cool, whereas I supposedly gave someone a telephone number and am the biggest criminal of the year".

QT can almost always be seen holding a can of her eponymous energy elixir, avidly promoting the product as some sort of spiritual essential.

Significant ground deformation, failure, and cracks can almost always be seen on the paved roads crossing the above damage lines.  .