Sentence examples for Quite held from inspiring English sources
Sure, he has never quite held down a spot at national team level and never made the switch to Europe, let alone proved himself there, but nonetheless Wondolowski will go down as one of the greatest goalscorers the USA has ever produced.
In the end, the fragile construct MichaelJackson was never quite held together.
Bayern's confidence might be a little more muted than usual in the wake of the Dortmund defeat - "maybe Real are favourites", wondered Dutch winger and Real old boy Arjen Robben - but José Mourinho's team are not quite held in the same, impossibly high regard as their La Liga rivals Barcelona.
The strength of the sestina, according to Stephen Fry, is the "repetition and recycling of elusive patterns that cannot be quite held in the mind all at once".
This art form has slowly moved its way into the mainstream in America, though it's never quite held the sway that it has in Europe.
It doesn't quite hold up.
The movie's center, though, doesn't quite hold.
The makeshift structure wasn't quite holding his interest.
The pattern doesn't quite hold for New York governors.
"The third act doesn't quite hold together.
In truth, the poodle Huck doesn't quite hold up as a heroic literary protagonist.
