Sentence examples for Quite qualifies from inspiring English sources

Not that this quite qualifies as one.

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

Though nothing quite qualifies as an aria, Gillian Keith's soubrette-ish Gloria delivers a fanciful meditation while gazing at her reflection in a puddle.

While we're not sure that Ross quite qualifies as a "star," he did win the Dunk Contest back in 2014 so we'll allow it.

Even if no one on my list quite qualifies for a military or civil medal, the bright ribbons and rosettes on display at À Marie Stuart and Bacqueville, at Nos. 3 and 6, galerie de Montpensier, set a heroic mood.

I'm not sure, though, that this quite qualifies him to tangle with mathematicians waving Nyquist-Shannon's theorem, who are lining up to tell him his Pono music player – which crashed through its $800,000 Kickstarter finance-raising target within a day of being announced – won't actually give people (14,600 backers pledging nearly $5m so far) the benefits they hope for.

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.

(Although, with a population of 14,500, it probably doesn't quite qualify as a city).

(I don't think that presidential blue suits, white shirts and red ties quite qualify).