Sentence examples for men seem almost from inspiring English sources

Compared with the thugs waiting for their shipment in New York, these men seem almost civilized, but what they make her do -- ferry dozens of potentially lethal two-inch balloons of heroin in her stomach -- isn't.

At least the men seem almost equally incompetent.

Men seem almost hardwired to view women as damsels in distress, often with the best intentions.

But in the reports the deaths of these two men seemed almost incidental, merely the surreal background to the main tragedy, the damage to a few surrealist paintings.

The resulting image makes the man seem almost human.

Although there are sections of oratorical brilliance, such as "Cadillac Flambé," published by the American Review in 1973 — which, while making the surrealism of "Invisible Man" seem almost tame, hints at the ways in which the politically charged America of the nineteen-sixties was commercially as well as racially driven — the book never became a cohesive whole.

A young white South African man seemed almost in shock.

Whether or not John William Henry is the man seems almost irrelevant.

All the while, Mr. Bowler said, the man seemed almost apologetic.

Leetch, a reserved man, seemed almost giddy yesterday, as if the captain's "C" had been a crushing burden.

The wide divergence of contemporary judgments on the man seems almost to point to the coexistence of two persons in him.