The phrase "almost doubt that" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used when expressing a feeling of uncertainty or skepticism about something, but it is better to use clearer expressions.
Example: "I almost doubt that he will show up on time, given his track record."
Alternatives: "barely believe that" or "hardly think that."
You look at the thing, as feelings of empowerment and creativity flood your brain, and almost doubt that it really exists.
"They are so faithfully reproduced that one would almost doubt that they are enamel, so well do they simulate the real flowers".
"There was this almost doubt that the sun would come up, and when I saw it come up I had this great feeling of strength," he said.
"The suddenness with which all the ring-magic was undone was such a shock to everyone concerned that they now almost doubt that any magic ever happened".
There is almost no doubt that the cause is football.
But they said the review clearly eliminated almost any doubt that this kind of pollution posed a serious health threat.
If an early general election were held in February, there is almost no doubt that Syriza would finally be able to form a government.
Furthermore, lads, because this regiment, and especially this battalion, is such a fucking good one, I have almost no doubt that we will be the first to put foot onshore".
The military balance leaves almost no doubt that a war would be won by the South (with some American involvement), but the price of victory would be unacceptably high.
Whereas there was almost no doubt that the N.H.L. was in fact losing money in advance of its lockout -- player salaries had mushroomed by more than 400 percent from 1994 to 2004, according to independent estimates -- the N.B.A.'s claims of financial hardship should be viewed more skeptically.
Yet if the United States was seen to be taking a lead on facing climate change, there is almost no doubt that rich countries like Australia, which are accustomed to and often rely upon American leadership, would fall into line very quickly while poorer ones would gradually follow.
