The phrase "almost appears like" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to resemble or give the impression of something else, but with a degree of uncertainty.
Example: "The painting almost appears like a photograph at first glance, due to its incredible detail."
Alternatives: "seems to resemble" or "looks somewhat like".
"It almost appears like one note comes out of the last," Muckey said.
For some observers the restructuring almost appears like a downsizing race with General Motors, as well as an attempt to restore the company to profitability.
This almost appears like the same argument of compatibility, but I feel as if other phone manufacturers will eventually follow suit with the micro-USB port being the only port.
When HBCU leaders decide that they want to break the mold, they have to go so far beyond the norm, that its almost appears like a stunt.
For your next review of products if you find something that reduces pore enlargement that would be great to know, as my skin's aged I find large pores almost appear like scares now, which is hard to combat!" Lisa says: If you suffered with oily skin when you were younger you're likely to have open pores.
From this perspective, the exponential spiral on a snail shell may almost appear like a miraculous wink of nature.
At first glance, it almost appeared like a nightclub, but at 10 a.m. on a Saturday morning there were no creepy vibes and not a libation in sight.
For instance, U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel had almost appeared like an arms dealer during the Manama Dialogue event back in December 2013, when he cited armaments as the benchmark for U.S. policy, to deny that there was a gradual U.S. withdrawal from the Middle East and the Gulf region in the direction of Asia Pacific.
"The agents surrounded him, and they said it seemed like he had known that he was being surveilled the previous week, and it almost appeared to them like there was a sigh of relief, like he knew it had to happen.
The nostril holes immediately below the shaft are significant, with grooves above them extending several inches along the nose and grooves below each nostril leading to a rather long but thin upper lip that is curled in a pie crust-like wavy pattern, almost appearing as the hint of a smile.
The character is almost cute, appearing like the cantankerous comic relief in a children's book by Brian Jacques.
