Sentence examples for Not quite being from inspiring English sources

These artists, though, are not quite being plucked from obscurity.

Murray faces the double fault of not only not quite being the nice boy next door, but of not quite being English.

The waters not quite being up to snuff (and sniff) isn't exactly a surprise.

"It's like knowing each grape in a bunch is different, but not quite being able to see it," Dr. Horvitz said.

It's not quite being savaged by a dead sheep, as Labour's Denis Healey famously once claimed to have been, more gently micturated upon on by an angry tomcat.

And so, for Vorontsova, the prospect of not quite being a star, of earning what she saw as a paltry salary, was maddening.

Daniel Murphy has not quite been dominant enough.

The whole market may not quite be cut in half.

But for now, gravity has not quite been repealed yet.

My experiences have not quite been like that.

I would be there, but not quite be there.