Sentence examples similar to nearly sense from inspiring English sources

In nearly every sense, it has been the antiblizzard response.

Xu projected a nearly evangelical sense of civic consciousness.

Like Traylor, Nathaniel-Walker had a nearly infallible sense of placement, proportion and graphic expression.

"She doesn't have nearly the sense of humor you do," he said.

"The Places in Between" is, in very nearly every sense, too good to be true.

She rarely lets go, and a nearly classical sense of craft guides everything she does.

Ms Underwood lost nearly all sense of taste during chemotherapy – but loved her friend's blackcurrant jam.

So does the absorption of artisanal crafts into painting, often with a nearly oppressive sense of exquisiteness.

Agile politician that he is, Perry possesses a nearly unerring sense of what he can get away with.

This is both the marvellous and the problematical thing about racing pigeons: they have a fixed, profound, and nearly incontrovertible sense of home.

For a few minutes there was nearly a sense of changing eras, as if Taylor might just be finally being replaced as the game's leading player.