Sentence examples for nearly tantamount from inspiring English sources

"At Harvard, admitting that #ImWithHer is nearly tantamount to boasting 'Make America Great Again'," Koppelman wrote.

Revis does not play the same position as Brady or Manning, two of the finest quarterbacks ever, but his value to the Jets is nearly tantamount.

It has never taken much to get the nationalist juices flowing in this country, where even driving a foreign-made car is seen by some motorists as nearly tantamount to treason.

Given the fact that there are nearly six Democrats for every Republican in Atlantic City, winning the primary is virtually tantamount to winning the mayoralty.

But that admission was almost tantamount to failure.

His comment about the 47percentt of Americans who are "takers" is tantamount to telling nearly half of the population that they can go jump in a lake -- while his billionaire friends get tax breaks.

This proportion is tantamount to about half million premature deaths annually [ 7].

For Beth, who lumps American imperialism with "the death camps that had nearly killed her father," passive resistance is tantamount to the acquiescence of the "good German".