The phrase "almost confident that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a degree of certainty that is not absolute, indicating that you have a strong belief but are not completely sure.
Example: "I am almost confident that we will meet our sales targets this quarter."
Alternatives: "fairly certain that" or "pretty sure that".
I am almost confident in believing, that if I can ever rise in the world it must be by the exercise of my talents in the wide field of literature.
If you were a lonely person, try making friends, If you were a loser, BE CONFIDENT that's the answer to every question (almost).
It doesn't like texts in languages other than English, though, and was almost 100percentt confident that this German post about Google's latest Street View project expansion was actually about curling.
Ms. Okubo is confident that will happen.
The Iranians, who have been almost cockily confident that they could continue to fend off the threat of UN sanctions while quietly continuing their nuclear research, have been put on the diplomatic defensive.
After ginning up millions of dollars for the people she worked for — mostly men — she is the majority owner and chief executive of her new endeavor, and is almost robotically confident that her touch will extend to the Web.
India, like the U.S., is almost certainly confident that its emission reductions will be greater than its pledges -- but to say so would reveal that the Manmohan Singh government intends major reforms in India's energy policies, and there are powerful domestic interests that would begin mobilizing against change if Singh were to tip his hand.
The bosses at the Eden Project, which opened almost a year ago, are confident that the movie's release at the year end is certain to boost visitor numbers and have a knock-on benefit for the local economy.
He almost never carries cash, confident that someone will cover him.
