Sentence examples for sometimes nearly from inspiring English sources

NEW DELHI — He speaks so softly that even his public comments are sometimes nearly inaudible.

He was so intense and uncompromising that he sometimes nearly passed out on the bench.

When we all meet in the Green Room before the recording newcomers are sometimes nearly incontinent with nerves.

Kerber would get low and deflect or redirect the shots, sometimes nearly sitting on the court as she swung.

Mr. Holmes appeared dazed during the hearing, staring down toward the courtroom floor, his eyes sometimes bugging out wide, sometimes nearly closed.

Haitian microbanks provide a crucial lifeline to the poor, but their financial situations are sometimes nearly as precarious as those of their clients.

People living in close proximity may speak markedly distinct, sometimes nearly mutually unintelligible dialects of their first language, if not a different language altogether.

She said the vouchers have proven effective in reducing veteran homelessness, but that the application process can take months and sometimes nearly a year.

With each campaign stop, Mr. Bush reiterated -- sometimes nearly shouting -- that the United States was willing to disarm Mr. Hussein without the explicit authorization of the United Nations.

The results can be engagingly manic or meditative -- and sometimes nearly invisible, in which case the work becomes a minimally accessorized punchline.

Sometimes only a little of him was crazy, sometimes nearly all of him, but, as an adult, he was never entirely not crazy.