Sentence examples for Quite confirmed from inspiring English sources

We haven't quite confirmed our minute-by-minute line-up for Saturday's matches, but to go alongside Ukraine v England and the Republic of Ireland v Italy, Russia v Germany and Argentina v Peru both catch the eye.

A successful defence of the pennant is not quite confirmed – but it's only a matter of time.

In an interview with Mamet for the neoconservative Weekly Standard magazine, Andrew Ferguson describes the book as marking "the terminal point of a years-long conversion from left to right that Mamet-watchers (there are quite a few of these) have long suspected but hadn't quite confirmed.

"On the other hand, some of my colleagues can't quite keep themselves from hoping that it's really there, but LEP can't quite confirm it".

However, there is one secret that I can't quite confirm, but I do have a gut feeling it may be true.

Asked whether any arms shipments had arrived yet, a spokesman for the rebel military, Col. Ahmed Bani, smiled broadly, but then insisted, "I didn't quite confirm it".

The "wonderfully sinister" McGinnis is a man without a past, whose true profession and background no one can quite confirm, and Dennis the Australian is a widower whose former married life is an implausible mystery.

Chromebooks currently account for about 0.18percentt of all unique visits, so we can't quite confirm the same 700percentt increase, but our site is obviously not representative of the web as a whole.

The infection in such an animal is usually quite easily confirmed by faecal culture and serology.

Idibia's statement was quite specific, confirming that he was "still intact", with no immediate plans to cark it.

Your task, assigned to you by the state, is to process the winding line of would-be immigrants each day, checking their passports and other supporting documents and, quite simply, confirming or denying their entry.