Sentence examples for does not know quite from inspiring English sources
Buckles says he does not know quite what the payment mechanism will be.
The coalition that has been lobbying on behalf of developing countries does not know quite to make of all this.
The array of analysts' target prices — from $3.75 to $18 over just the last month — suggests that Wall Street does not know quite what to make of Pandora.
Whether it manifests itself as unease or presumption, it is the look of someone who has never lived in a building with a doorman before, and does not know quite how to act.
"My parents told me that I came home in the fourth grade and said I was going to be a teacher," Mr. Cortines recounted, but added that even now, he does not know quite why.
A year ago, just before taking a Christmas break, I posted this:Like Rome before it was sacked by the Visigoths, Washington, DC, does not know quite what to expect when the 112th Congress convenes in January and the new Republican majority takes over the House.
Even Intel doesn't know quite why some chip manufacturing processes work better than others.
He doesn't know quite what to make of the genre-without-a-decent-name.
She apologised, but you fear that she doesn't know quite why.
That sports shop attendant doesn't know quite how accurate he was with his analysis of Mary Kom.
He also doesn't know quite what to say when they occur.
