Sentence examples for almost not true from inspiring English sources

Each item is rated on a 6-point scale (1 = not at all true, 2 = not true, 3 = almost not true, 4 = almost true, 5 = true, 6 = very true).

And while it's almost certainly not true that one of the most high-profile celebrity deaths of the past 50 years was misclassified as a suicide, people out there are still insisting that Tupac is alive and well in Cuba.

This is almost certainly not true.

But the problem is, this figure is almost certainly not true.

Ceferin angrily called the claims "almost completely not true" and said it was "a lie" Siem had pledged Infantino's support.

That's a common refrain, and Christians are certainly persecuted across many parts of the world including the Middle East, it's almost certainly not true.

The notion of attributable risk assumes that each factor is independent of every other factor, which is almost certainly not true.

This assumption is almost certainly not true, but since narrow age groups are being used the variation will be much reduced compared to the all age estimate.

Host-associated microbiota or microbial communities are frequently described as symbionts (Mandel, 2010; Ballal et al., 2011), but this is almost certainly not true for all microorganisms observed in a healthy human.

Sometimes, I hear things said on TV I'm almost certain are not true.

To narrow things down, I will restrict today's gripes concerning things I've heard on TV I'm almost certain are not true to two examples in the area of income taxes.