Sentence examples for Not quite understood from inspiring English sources

They had not quite understood that something like this was happening to them".

Joy later said she had not quite understood her, though she thought she had gotten the gist from Ms. Arkhipova's tone and body movements.

"I feel that the accordion is not quite understood or appreciated today," said Mario Tacca, a champion accordion player who lives in Cortlandt Manor.

But the very title of his new book suggests he has not quite understood the Democratic error, still wishing the electorate would listen to reason instead of accepting that progressives need to speak the language of emotion.

The Guardian was among those who questioned Vinokourov's ethics before this Tour de France began, only to be slapped down by Biver, who said that we "had not quite understood".

An apparent abnormality of the lunate and triquetrum was present but initially not quite understood (Fig. 1).

Even he does not quite understand it.

A bestseller publishers themselves could not quite understand.

People understand a marriage in ways which they do not, quite, understand a civil partnership.

Many do not quite understand the style portion of the scoring system.

Uihlein embraces the fascination with his unconventional path, even if he does not quite understand it.