Sentence examples for Quite resolved from inspiring English sources

Now I feel quite resolved".

Still, Ms. Massenet hasn't quite resolved the gap between instant satisfaction and the physics of production.

British theatre companies haven't quite resolved this issue either when presenting contemporary playwriting.

He never quite resolved all the problems, and that is reflected in the scripts that survive.

He has never quite resolved his ambivalent feelings about the field.

At the heart of Cojocaru's dancing is an interplay, never quite resolved, between lyrical femininity and high-tensile strength.

The song moves easily, with plangent chords, and yet doesn't ever quite resolve.

We later watched it over and over again, never quite resolving what story it told.

Pollock's drawing almost, but never quite, resolves itself into an image.

In contrast, "Paradise Lost 3" bursts with anxiety, never quite resolving the drama of its own existence.

As befits a novel about two watery cities, this book is filled with shimmering apparitions that never quite resolve themselves.