Sentence examples for described nearly from inspiring English sources

To his surprise, each described nearly identical drops in scoring.

Police have described nearly all of the attacks as driven by xenophobia.

Although PD was first described nearly 200 years ago, its pathogenic mechanisms remain unclear.

Most of his operations were conducted at night, but General McChrystal, described nearly universally as a driven workaholic, was up for most of the day as well.

All told, those diaries described nearly 12,000 days – how people felt, and the events that stood out in their minds.

Cassandra Wilson's music is the essence of sprezzatura, or calculated nonchalance, that special attitude described nearly 500 years ago by Baldassare Castiglione in "The Courtier," his primer on how to ingratiate yourself with the aristocracy.

Broadly construed, it describes nearly any series of events that sound connected; narrowly defined, it refers to sonata form.

In this workshop, Alex Stinson will introduce how Wikidata, a linked open database describing nearly 50 million concepts, works and can be used to advance cultural heritage and research projects.

While three synergies could describe nearly 95% of the variance in electromyography data during unassisted walking, these same synergies could describe only 85 90% of the variance in muscle activity while walking with the exoskeleton.

The agony of addiction, the depression and anxiety that often attend it, the despair that haunts those who have relapsed over and over again (this describes nearly every addict I interviewed): these cut across socioeconomic class.

Jim Messina, Mr. Obama's campaign manager, said in a statement Monday evening that it was "shocking" that Mr. Romney would "go behind closed doors" to describe nearly half of the country in such terms.