Sentence examples for present almost from from inspiring English sources

Clearly shaken from his recent conversations with some of the Sandy Hook parents, he walked up to the conference table, threw down a pile of binders, and said to Steinkuehler, "What are we going to do with these scumbags?" The notion of a causal link between virtual violence and real-world violence was present almost from the moment video games entered the mainstream.

This contribution only presents recollections and events as I have witnessed them, in a double capacity: As engineer, researcher and teacher who was present (almost) from the beginning and as a participant in many control organizations, both national (AFRA, then AFCET, universities, CNRS …) and international, especially IFAC.

Tenderness and nostalgia, however unlikely, are present almost from authorial infancy — "How do you keep life going," another twentyish hero of "Letting Go" frets, "exactly as it was when you were ten years old?" The need to hang on is nearly as urgent as the need to escape from the all-giving, all-consuming family, and from the determinedly respectable post-immigrant Jewish world it represents.

AS social critics often lament, this is an age when many people get their knowledge of the past (and often the present) almost exclusively from their entertainment.

These flavonoids are present almost exclusively in plants from the Fabaceae family (soy, lentils, beans, and chickpeas).

It is also present almost always in strains derived from healthy individuals.

All αHBs except for αHB1 are present almost constantly before 4.28 ns, but from 5.21 ns they are all broken until the end of the 20 ns simulation (Fig. 2C).

They present almost comically contradictory portraits.

At present, almost all are North Americans.

This book presents almost five hundred items from the collection, reproducing most in full color.

The exhibition presents almost 100 objects from the late 19th century -- paintings, prints, photographs, clothing and drawings -- in thematic and largely chronological order, but it is a lot more thoughtful and engaging than your usual idea-oriented 19th-century show-and-tell exhibition.