Sentence examples for it almost functions from inspiring English sources

Neil Howe, who helped brand the millennials, proposed the Homeland Generation, an idea so lame that it almost functions as a curse.

"Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?" is so overstated it might almost function as a kind of reverse propaganda.

It's an elegantly and wittily drawn piece of work, the design being clear, simple, sometimes almost two-dimensional, foregrounding droll and telling detail: it could almost function as a storyboard cartoon for a live-action version.

When you consider all the independent reading support it provides, the technology almost functions like a virtual reading coach.

"It's fully modular," she says, "and almost functions as a tiny dwelling.

Parkland almost functions as a Zapruder "making of".

Sheffield Alcohol Support Service, which has operated for 33 years, knows only too well how government cuts can render it almost impossible to function.

But the way he slips away and forces them into the funeral and discovering themselves it almost seems like he functions as this disposable element of ourselves that can be a burden (in terms of Shelley caring for him and being tied to this life of mundane solitude) but also the ways that letting it go can be freeing.

Women make infinite essential contributions to society that are so unacknowledged and interwoven into its daily functioning that it almost feels impossible to opt out of them.

But it also almost certainly functions as a check on overall costs for people who get their coverage on Obamacare's individual insurance exchanges by bringing healthy people into the risk pool.

"Sidewalk areas not just a way just to get from A to B, but can almost function as parks," Mr. White said, "and parks drive real estate values".