Sentence examples for not quite given from inspiring English sources

They have not quite given up yet, though.

I'm 52 now, and I've not quite given up the dream.

It may well turn out that they are right, but Democrats have not quite given up yet.

Mrs. Clinton has not quite given up her quest for the nomination, and Mr. Obama has not quite finished his.

He had not quite given up hope of winning over the party, which may explain why he spent so much on his deputy leadership campaign.

Still, though at first rebuffed, he has not quite given up hope of luring both Tzipi Livni, the leader of the centrist Kadima party, and Ehud Barak, her Labour counterpart, into a unity government of a milder complexion.

She followed his lead, not quite giving it her all.

Senator Alexander appeared to embrace that idea, while not quite giving up on Yucca.

But those who know Harris insist the appearances do not quite give the full measure of her.

David McCullough's portrait may not quite give us the battered titan in all his raw, sulfurous asperity, but his vivid storytelling will surely persuade a generation to look again at this obstinate, brave, and most deeply philosophical of American patriarchs.

But Katharine Drexel, while embracing the vow of poverty, did not quite give up the family fortune accumulated by her father, Francis, a banking partner of J. P. Morgan's.