Sentence examples for Quite qualified from inspiring English sources

It does not matter anymore, because now she feels quite qualified for her name.

IT MAY be ruled by the Communist Party, but China has never quite qualified as a workers' paradise.

If neither the Stravinsky nor Bartók works in the programme quite qualified as modernist classics, both were still superbly presented.

In more than 11 years working with women in prison as the sole chaplain (and a specialist in spiritual formation), I feel quite qualified to speak to that.

So they still haven't quite qualified for the 2014 World Cup in France but it's one step closer.

Many of the visitors are amateur climbers not quite qualified to tackle the peak but drawn to it by what looks like a deceptively simple climb.

Not that this quite qualifies as one.

Even colleges with the word "new" in their name don't quite qualify.

Eitan Grinspun, the director of Columbia University's Computer Graphics Group, doesn't quite qualify as hairdresser to the stars.

Assassinations are also common in authoritarian regimes that do not quite qualify as totalitarian.

NO painter who has fetched $3.8 million at Sotheby's quite qualifies as a secret.