Sentence examples for thought nearly from inspiring English sources

The show has never been revived, and neither has the music, which the Telegraph thought "nearly always pleasant", been recorded.

His firms are indebted so much so that the credit crunch of 2008 is thought nearly to have crushed them.

They all thought they were doing the right thing, and they all thought nearly everyone else was against them.

Peevish and bordering on paranoid, the Peace Democrats thought nearly everything the Lincoln administration did to prosecute the war was unconstitutional.

They also thought nearly half of all disabled people used wheelchairs, when in reality the figure is 5%, and didn't know that diseases such as HIV and heart disease were included in the act.

Joseph Haslit, who represents New York City's comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., on the boards of four of the city's big pension funds, said he thought nearly everybody in the room agreed with Mr. Levitt on the need to crack down on unethical behavior.

Programme titles are important and some producers don't think nearly hard enough about them.

Now they think nearly half have been killed or captured, or have given up.

Suddenly, in the last two years, we're delivering I think nearly 2GW of power from people's homes".

I think nearly everyone that makes music is sensitive – I don't care how hard they pretend they are.

"I think nearly all great leading actors are still," Poliakoff, who directed Ejiofor in last year's BBC drama Dancing on the Edge, once commented.