Sentence examples for Quite equal from inspiring English sources

The competition, it is obvious, is not quite equal.

(In the same league, perhaps, but not quite equal.

The satisfactions of "access" can never quite equal the thrill of agency.

Matter and antimatter are not, in other words, quite equal and opposite.

Yet even if the sum doesn't quite equal the parts, the parts on Monday night were great fun.

I read it in two sittings- its page-turning prowess is quite equal to an Agatha Christie.

Miss Marple could not quite equal the ratings performance last week of ITV1's Morse spin-off Lewis, which attracted a peak audience of 11.3 million.

Without him, they don't quite equal the Pens' firepower; just thinking about having to stop Crosby and Malkin gives me a lower-body injury.

Skateboarding is not quite equal-opportunity employment.

Divide dough in two portions of not-quite-equal size, flatten into disks, wrap in plastic and refrigerate.

After years of almost-but-not-quite-equal pay, the French Open, gave women's and men's champions equal money in 2006.