Sentence examples for which so nearly from inspiring English sources

For his part, Henry was only too happy to acquiesce to a tale which added to the legend of 'Enry's 'Ammer, which so nearly defeated the heavyweight who would ultimately be recognised as the greatest of all time.

They may have been forgiven their past blunders but it will be unforgiveable if they fail to do their share of rebuilding the nation which was so nearly wrecked.

"Fictional characters allowed me to understand what was hard for me to understand (which, so far, has been nearly everything)," he writes.

One day at breakfast, while Ella ate her oatmeal and rambled on about her brother, I recognized in a humbling flash that she was doing exactly what I'd been doing as a writer all these years: the fictional characters in my books had allowed me to understand what was hard for me to understand (which, so far, has been nearly everything).

The online assault grew so vitriolic that a man who says his name is Kevin took it upon himself to set up a Facebook page called "I Support Michelle Gregg," which so far has attracted nearly 450 followers.

About two-thirds of what they left was in a mountain of afghanis, the national currency, which has been so nearly worthless for so long that people often carry it in huge two-armed stacks, or in polyethylene sacks.

Moore also scowled at what he saw as Jefferson's proto-evolutionary ideas about the relationship between humans and apes: "This view of nature, in which man is found so nearly to resemble, in his corporeal properties, the animals below him, offers a very delusive spectacle".

Darren Reynolds, who failed to convince McGinley not to hit the Hollywood three-wood at the last hole of the BMW International which found the water and so nearly cost his employer a Ryder Cup place.

Some time after the diaries were published, modern technology made it possible to read parts of Andrée's second diary which had been illegible, and so nearly all but the conclusion of what Dr. Horn had described as "a death-march across the ice" was revealed.

Of the seven million Americans who identified themselves as mixed-race in the 2000 census (the first in which it was possible to do so), nearly half were under the age of 18. Almost 5percentt of Californians now identify themselves as mixed-race; by comparison, fewer than 7percentt are African-American.

Doing so nearly bankrupted him.