Sentence examples for not quite from from inspiring English sources

But not, quite, from existence.

Could they, too, be not quite from here?

Both are perceived as quick drivers, but not quite from the top drawer.

All three confessors explicitly came from Mormon backgrounds – a fact that got LaBute 'disfellowshipped' (like excommunicated, but not quite) from the church.

In traditional Asian art "you see all these figures from temples and gods, and you say, 'Oh, this is Tibet, this is India.' But he is not quite from anywhere".

Match two, and Skiles is in his element, repeatedly nailing his shots courtesy of me releasing the shoot button at the very peak of his not quite "from downtown" leaps.

There are lines which are almost, if not quite, taken from old movies and direct allusions whipped from everything from The Searchers to The Triumph of the Will.

If Capriati is not quite shooting from the hip, she was stronger from the lip.

11.04pm GMT Baftamath Well, that's about it from the Undead Bafta Blog, coming not quite live from the Royal Opera House where the awards ceremony wrapped up about two hours ago.

Organized religion, if not quite extending from A to Z, nonetheless spans the spectrum from Baha'is and Buddhists to Unitarians and United Methodists.

Ms. Setters did not quite fade from public attention.