Sentence examples for choices were almost from inspiring English sources

Her choices were almost that stark.

Two other lunch choices were almost as memorable.

The choices were almost overwhelming.

Some of the narrative choices were almost arbitrary to begin with: I didn't want to spend my time writing about a guy wacking off at a computer, so I thought maybe he's too shut down for that even.

Now, though, the choices are almost embarrassingly rich.

In Iraq, as in Syria, the choices are almost all bad, and the potential for American influence is limited.

Some choices are almost unbearably intimate: Antonia Fraser and Yoko Ono have both chosen the last poem their eminent husbands wrote for them before their deaths.

The idea that legislators or presidents could completely eschew political criteria in making spending choices is almost as plausible as the thought that Congress could pass a law directing a river to flow uphill.

Technology and globalisation open up ever more opportunities for individuals and firms to collect information and conduct economic activity outside traditional structures.As Robert Reich, a secretary of labour under Bill Clinton, points out, "we are entering the Age of the Terrific Deal, where choices are almost limitless and it is easy to switch to something better".

The list of major estate omissions and poor choices is almost infinite.

If we desire to optimize the anti-Robinson function with simple matching coefficient, the choices are almost the inverse of the previous situation:  If we desire to optimize the anti-Robinson function with simple matching coefficient, the choices are almost the inverse of the previous situation: – For 100 × 100 matrices, the 2D sort returns the best results (and in lower time than Sugiyama).