Sentence examples for makes this almost from inspiring English sources

His 1996 novel "In the Beauty of the Lilies" — which may well emerge as the sort of late masterpiece overlooked or praised by rote in its day, only to be rediscovered by another generation — makes this almost schematically apparent: the death of American religion is matched by the rise of American movies.

Being close friends with your ex makes this almost impossible.

No wonder it's the first dart tossed; knowing that the tune "Buenos Aires" repeats over and over that Evita has "star quality" (the very thing Roger lacks) makes this almost too easy.

This small trip will take almost 20 minutes, But remember, you may come back with about 300 coins worth of items, which makes this almost not worth it, but if you are desperate for money and can't afford runes to air run, do this.

Risks to public safety from releasing that many prisoners will make this almost impossible.

But the group of Scottish National Party SNPP) supporters at his heels made this almost impossible.

Spain's political situation and public opinion made this "almost impossible", an official said.

The vim displayed on the backbenches reflects a move to full professionalism: until a few years ago most Tory backbenchers had second jobs, but tougher rules on disclosure have made this almost impossible.

There are the seeds of something interesting here, but premise and talent are ill-served by crude and cliched characterisation and thudding execution, which serves to make this almost as gruelling a watch as Son of Saul.

The jazz festival usually relies on 20 volunteers handing out flyers but the new rule will make this almost impossible.

Among other things, they should wash their hands frequently, wear protective facemasks—although temperatures of up to 50°C make this almost impossible in Qatar and wear protective clothing and gloves that should be washed daily.