Sentence examples for he almost prevailed from inspiring English sources
And yet he almost prevailed, hobbled in the end by his longstanding Achilles' heel: the perception that this patrician intellectual had insufficient sympathy for the Indian masses of his continent.
The Oklahoma City Thunder almost prevailed in the Western Conference Finals because, at its best, it embodies both.
Bass relates how realists in the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, led by the secretary of the treasury, Henry Morgenthau Jr., almost prevailed after World War II.
But when Bannon's views line up with those of Republican leaders and donors — not to mention those of Trump — he almost always prevails.
On Tuesday, Peirsol defeated Krayzelburg in the 100-meter backstroke, and last night he prevailed by almost two and a half seconds in the 200-meter event, clocking 1 56.21.
Ultimately, he took the risk, he prevailed.
The lucky wrestler who was awarded the offensive spot in a blind draw almost always prevailed.
It is also the case that whenever the two have been paired together Woods has almost always prevailed, especially when a tournament has been at stake.
Because he thinks "parental love almost always prevails" (2007: 114 when we are faced with the actual child of ours, we will (typically) love it, regardless of its traits—he finds it morally acceptable that parents might want to choose traits for their children that do not strictly speaking preserve an open future.
