Sentence examples for missing quite from inspiring English sources

If critics still see baseball as a slow game clinging to a romanticized past, lacking sizzle and relevance for the modern age, they are missing quite a show.

I've been looking a bit harder at that report, and while I am in broad agreement with its conclusion, I think it's missing quite a lot.

"With this product, if you're not on top of it in the first three or four weeks, you're missing quite a bit," he said.

Like Spieth, who went from being a sophomore at Texas to being a Presidents Cup star in 10 blurry months, Matsuyama has a ladder of success that is steep and missing quite a few rungs.

It is one thing to think abstractly of the number of people missing, quite another to sit down and talk to a woman about the memory of her beloved son.

The basic game was intact, but missing quite a bit.

"Yeah, yeah, hey — " "You missed quite a night".

"Yeah, yeah, hey—" "You missed quite a night".

The friends who lost track of him had missed quite an odyssey.

He sometimes has trouble catching passes and he misses quite a few dunks.

However, Ms. Sciolino missed quite a page of the cultural history of that street.