Sentence examples for Quite overcome from inspiring English sources
But he could never quite overcome his demons.
I am quite overcome with your boldness.'' Ecclesiastical comedy gold.
But for all that, I can't quite overcome my scepticism.
Those are barriers we've never quite overcome with the health act flexibilities".
But Hillary has never quite overcome her guardedness toward the political press.
Even so, the sense of boxes being ticked, key events covered, is never quite overcome.
A psychological horror film from the Midwest-based independent director John D. Hancock, "Suspended Animation" is a sturdy, well-made piece that never quite overcomes its structural flaws.
No amount of epiphanies in English country churches or relaxing into elder statesmanship ever quite overcomes Eliot's essential strangeness, the sensation that clings to his work of not quite belonging.
Her mother, Amy, was the daughter of Alfred Otis, a wealthy lawyer, and of Millie Harres, who had grown up in Philadelphia society and never quite overcame her nostalgia for it.
Catherine Jelski's debut feature, "The Young Unknowns," made in 2000 but just now being released, reveals a real talent for handling actors but never quite overcomes a feeling of familiarity and staginess.
Kaleidoscope is a partially successful bid to go electro-pop, with the impressive roster of guest vocalists (Sigur Rós's Jónsi Birgisson and Nelly Furtado also appear) never quite overcoming the fluffy feel of the tunes.
