Sentence examples for not quite looking from inspiring English sources

But we're not quite looking at Dear Leader's swooning Senate.(Photo credit: AFP) .

The lovers stood, not quite looking at each other, as Tabby fiddled with her keys.

Adorno's subsequent thunderings about Auschwitz have a self-corrective aspect, as if he were making up for years of not quite looking evil in the face.

You may be on dry ground, termite plinths all around you, the astringent scent of crushed tea-tree leaves in the air, but a part of your mind will still be thinking of those estuarine eyes not quite looking at you, yet not quite minding their own business either.

Tonally, it's about paranoia, tension and anxiety and people not behaving and not quite looking right.

But when you're telling the tale of Amelia Earhart, I'm not quite looking to swoon.

— Rangers left wing Rick Nash does not quite look all of his 6 feet 4 inches and 200-plus pounds without his equipment.

It was an extraordinary moment for me, a unique cultural experience, unexpectedly encountering Jews from other countries who did not quite look like my family.

Indeed, Miss Cardy admits that her new purchase did not quite look as she expected: "The image wasn't that realistic, and it can't give an accurate fit".

It's also a phone, though it may not quite look like it at first.

Does your business not quite look how you expected and is it taking forever to take off?