Sentence examples for has quite gone from inspiring English sources

In fact nothing has quite gone as planned or worked out as predicted.

Perry Patraszewki, co-founder of the Blue Tit salons in east London, isn't convinced that the beard – or fashions in facial hair – has quite gone mainstream yet.

However, not everything has quite gone to plan.

'Such magic belongs to an England that is dead.' However, now that Strange has – quite literally – gone through the looking glass, there will be no turning back.

Tim Berners-Lee's invention has quite literally gone global.

So Mr Cameron has quite deliberately gone personal.

He has quite enough going for him anyway.

"It's quite obvious that the bowling hasn't quite gone as I would have liked it to.

While the dynamic maul out of the tackle area has not quite gone out of fashion, it has certainly taken second place in the mindset to the ruck.

If he has not quite gone all gloomy-British-revisionist on us, he has come pretty close.

Nor has it quite gone.