Sentence examples for i cannot quite from inspiring English sources
Who this book is for I cannot quite tell.
So much, I cannot quite figure out why.
"I cannot quite come to terms with the decisions he has made here," she said.
After referring to the "titillating details," I cannot quite figure the point of printing them.
But something about the incident nags at me, though I cannot quite explain what it is.
That must have been quite a transformation, one I cannot quite picture however much I try.
I cannot see quite how this is going to cause Sark to "throw itself upon" the protection of next door Guernsey.Peter CunneenSarkEconomic stimulusSIR – Your cover on the sustainability of Europe's economic recovery depicted cyclists panting uphill (July 14th).
Gertrude was consulted and she said no you can't do that, he must be adopted by a Jewish family, I cannot remember quite how that was managed but it was.
As you know, it doesn't occur; but for reasons which I cannot now quite reconstruct, I wanted to see the patterns of protein synthesis right after fertilisation and, being lazy, used a continuous methionine label [a tagging method for proteins].
Having recently been host to a party for 9-year-old boys, who alternated between pretending to be Janet Jackson baring her nipple and the desperate housewife baring her bottom -- punctuated in each case with fits of uproarious laughter -- I cannot take quite as cavalier an attitude toward the "Monday Night Football" episode as does Frank Rich.
I still cannot quite understand how a mix of plants and water can smell so bad so quickly.
