Sentence examples for cannot be quite from inspiring English sources
These amounts of accuracies cannot be quite sufficient because this problem is related to the health of human beings and it has vital role.
SURELY even John Bolton cannot be quite as curmudgeonly as this?
It cannot be quite watertight, but he engineers a drainage system to let any excess water out.
But so far, the images and moments from the Olympics cannot be quite what the Romney campaign had been hoping for.
A manager cannot be quite sure what precipitated the behavior he sees, let alone be sure what to do about it.
But he cannot be quite as aggressive as he once planned and must check his pride, knowing he will be ready but perhaps not as ready as he will be at his next marathon in the spring.
"To say that theists can do this but nontheists cannot is quite clearly discrimination, but it also sends a message to the nontheist community that our voice doesn't matter, that our point of view doesn't matter," Brian Fields, president of Pennsylvania Nonbelievers and a plaintiff in the case, told The Huffington Post.
Objects of art - which cannot be exported - quite reasonably include invaluable icons and rare antiques, but contemporary paintings and objects made by hand (hard to come by in any case) may also be confiscated.
But "Lady With Red Hair" cannot be dismissed quite so easily, because it pretends to be the biography of a celebrated actress and her association with one of the greatest producers the American theatre has known.The lives into which the film dips recklessly are those of Mrs. Leslie Carter and David Belasco.
"There are things to work on, but at the same time, they are not things that cannot be done quite quickly".
