Sentence examples for Quite together from inspiring English sources

But you seem quite together today, I say.

This quality or state of not having your act quite together lacks its own word in the dictionary.

Professor Gandhi's and Sheik Madobe's forces, working simultaneously though not quite together, recently pushed the Shabab out of a few towns along the Kenyan border.

For instance, in a rehearsal for an opera performance, the orchestra was not quite together on several of the punctuating chords -- a lapse in concentration.

Few would wish to see it reduced (like some kinds of wrestling) to an acting competition.In this section Not quite together Onedownmanship Long march, longer memories ReprintsRaces such as running, cycling or motor sports offer little scope for theatrics.

A man laments that in China people are "not allowed" to stage protests on the lines of those in New York and elsewhere.In this section Not quite together Onedownmanship Long march, longer memories ReprintsNow the diehards see common cause with anti-capitalist protesters around the world.

The two work quite well together," he says.

So authoritarian protocol and market logic work quite well together".

But it never quite comes together for him.

But overall, the book doesn't quite hang together.

"The third act doesn't quite hold together.