Sentence examples for does not quite explain from inspiring English sources

His response ("I don't see how the alternative is appealing") does not quite explain it.

This piece of cultural analysis does not quite explain the veneration, fairly recently, of Chairman Mao's highly abstract ideas.

Mr. Phillipson's initial qualifier — that Smith left a scanty historical record — does not quite explain the book's overriding focus on its subject as a factory of philosophical ideas.

The problem with the insular dwarfing hypothesis is it that it does not quite explain why the Liang Bua hominins do not look like scaled down H. erectus.

But even if that is the case, it still does not quite explain why voters are not giving more of a hearing to the Conservatives (and are almost completely deaf to the Liberal Democrats).

In this sense, "self-production" or "self-transformation" does not quite explain "how" being came into existence; instead, it offers a logical alternative, which bypasses the philosophical problems associated with both a pure negation and the positing of a particular causal agent.

Which doesn't quite explain the umlaut.

Still, this doesn't quite explain Eliot's own practice.

It doesn't quite explain the yard signs, though.

Both artists favor tight ensembles, although that commonality doesn't quite explain this odd double bill.

Still, that doesn't quite explain the show's chop-licking relish at torturing its viewers.