The phrase "almost other" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express something that is nearly different or distinct from something else, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The two options were almost other, yet they shared some similarities."
Alternatives: "nearly different" or "almost distinct".
The milling of the tourists gave each of these steps an almost other- worldly feeling.
But today national identity has become far more important: it is not 46% but 65% - two thirds - who now identify Britishness as important, and recent surveys show that British people feel more patriotic about their country than almost other European country.
From colourful wildflower meadows to the bare rock of Malham Cove, Helen Mark's journey in the first programme takes in the almost other worldly limestone pavement of Scar Close on Ingleborough and the mysteries of the Long Churn caves beneath.
The Ulsterman talked of remarkable new levels of patience, the most refined course management and an almost other-worldly knack of recovering lost ground.
And yet, as a writer, she has some almost other-worldly fierceness, which has been directed at, among other things, the literary establishment.
Throughout, Stach emphasizes Kafka's Jewishness (rather than, as some might consider, his almost other-species strangeness): "Clearly under the influence of his Zionist readings, physical activity had become a moral aim for him, a question of existential style".
Mr. Kiarostami's views of hillsides, valleys and gnarled, solitary trees seem almost other-worldly in their clarity and depth, and his story, about a morose engineer who has come to remote Kurdish village on an enigmatic mission, is as simple and mysterious as a folk tale.
The book moves effortlessly from close observation of objects – two bowls of borscht on a faded tabletop, sheets drying in a shed – to intimate documentary – an aunt bent in concentration over a crossword – and from dark interiors to almost other-worldly daylight.
That takes an almost other-worldly degree of grit, tenacity and resilience.
There is something almost other-worldly about John Petucci's guitar playing.
Like most human beings who exhibit almost other-worldly talent, he out-performed others because he outworked them.
