Sentence examples for Quite access from inspiring English sources

It's filled with all sorts of cultural meaning that I can't quite access because it was never my own.

And even if it's something I can't quite access, in a festival context, perhaps that is the point.

Hamish McColl's screenplay has its moments, but can't quite access the lovely, characterful warmth of TV series writers David Croft and the recently deceased Jimmy Perry.

And as on the handful of Never Shout Never EPs he has previously self-released, Mr. Ingle excavates what he knows — himself, his parents, the women he can't quite access — with little affectation.

Cohen was a voracious consumer of traditional music and a dutiful student of its nuances, but he fretted that something was missing some empathic vantage that he couldn't quite access, at least not from Manhattan.

Successful game dynamics always come from that weird creative place that method can't quite access, and – not really trusting in that sort of thinking – that's why gambling companies tend to stick to what they know.

We got quite good access with Guy Ritchie, we went to Paris and were with him in the editing suite.

States might be conscious in a seemingly quite different access sense, which has more to do with intra-mental relations.

James Hitchcock and Moti Ferentz, along with the rest of their team, were visiting London for the TechCrunch Disrupt London hackathon, but they didn't quite have access to the data they needed in order to find their way around using apps like Google Maps.

"He didn't quite have access to the contemporary art culture," Edlin told HuffPost.

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