Sentence examples for nearly think of from inspiring English sources

"Our trade deficit in goods reached nearly – think of this, think of this – our trade deficit is $800bn last year alone".

Trump also used a bit of cherry-picking when he said, "Our trade deficit in goods reached nearly — think of this, think of this — our trade deficit is $800 billion … last year alone".

And what does his daughter Harper (who's now nearly 8) think of being the inspiration for the Baby-Moana-meets-the-Ocean scene?

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It's easy — nearly satisfying — to think of pain as transformative.

It is nearly impossible to think of a novel that accurately portrays business success.

Drug prevention campaigns have relied on scare tactics to reach young people for nearly a century – think of "Reefer Madness".

Without the non-sequential investigation of an optical system it is nearly impossible to think of all possible stray light paths, even for a simple example like the one presented.

Tell that to Arianna Huffington! "It is nearly impossible to think of a novel that accurately portrays business success," he continues.

This is a radical claim; poetry is nearly always thought of as a refinement of longer, coarser forms — the novel, memoir, history, the essay.

And, yet, ambitious city builders, from ancient Sumeria to Shanghai today, have nearly always thought of the city as a rational and thoroughly planned ideal brought to life in avenues and public squares arranged as straight as a die.