Sentence examples for is almost natural from inspiring English sources

So many young female tennis players look like dolls, the confusion of woman with (sex) doll is almost natural for the broadcaster swimming in the miasma of his own idiocy.

In fact, for Bergson, if we ignore the multiplicity of particular obligations in any given society, and if instead we look at what he calls "the whole of obligation" (The Two Sources, p. 25), then we see that obedience to obligation is almost natural.

When we are disappointed, it is almost natural to whine, but doing so will make you look immature and bratty.

"It's almost natural selection," Mr. Cooper said.

"So it was almost natural for the Argentine clergy to come to the defense of the authoritarian regime".

"Steve and I have been doing this for so many years that it's almost natural.

Moore considers the two genres to be "almost natural enemies", and that the conflict between the two genres "keeps [the music] interesting".

Perhaps it is a sign of how misaligned we have become as a culture that pill popping for what ails us seems so common as to be almost natural.

According to RAND Corporation political scientist and terrorism watcher Colin Clarke, once US outlets began linking the attacks to ISIS, it was almost natural for its propagandists to try and capitalize.

"There is no natural way to hang things," he said, just as in biology there is almost no natural way to categorize things.

The growing number of families, she added, "is almost like natural progress" for Cherry Grove.