Sentence examples for this could almost be from inspiring English sources

All his gestures are writ large; this could almost be archive footage from a silent movie about a crazed inventor.

Shot in ascetically beautiful black and white by Fred Kelemen, this could almost be a documentary about 19th-century peasant life at its most challenging.

This could almost be an upmarket Internet café, only it's far too quiet and no one is surreptitiously watching hard-core porn.

This could almost be another of MacNeice's travel poems, only the country travelled is rendered surreal (as in the super-real) by a sort of double exposure.

But if not for Mr. Kellogg's devotional program notes and the opening hymn, this could almost be a chamber updating of "The Rite of Spring".

This could almost be a night market in Asia, with its warm lighting and shelves laden with tinned coconut milk and fat cinnamon sticks.

Though Fincher has since disowned the film – which was compromised and confused by studio pressure – this start could almost be seen as a statement of intent: are you sitting uncomfortably?

As deeply felt as it is merciless, this "Don Juan" could almost be a lost film by Ernst Lubitsch; it demands that we face age with humor because self-pity is in such terribly bad taste.

Otherwise, from Angola and Congo and from Nigeria and Mozambique, the big news in Africa has recently been measured in big business deals, and this story could almost be summed up as all China, all the time.

This quote could almost be an epithet for the mathematician Georg Cantor, one of the fathers of modern mathematics.

Here are eight ways mates can spice it up in the wonderful season of browns and oranges. 1) Hot Apple Cider -- This drink could almost be considered a "drank" for those that choose to stay on the non-alcoholic side.