Sentence examples for not really qualified from inspiring English sources

I'm not really qualified.

So I'm not really qualified in this.

They said, "You're not really qualified to do it".

"I'm not really qualified to do much of anything else.

"I'm not really qualified to discuss any of these matters on a political level," he said.

Though I'm not really qualified to say, Mr. Morris's Russian diction seemed adequate.

A sheep farm in New Zealand would not really qualify, unless you already live in Wellington.

But a frequently revised rule does not really qualify as a rule in the sense that we currently use the term.

On weekends, Supper serves bollito misto ($13.95), the Northern Italian feast of boiled meats, though Supper's carefully managed portions do not really qualify as feasts, nor do the cramped quarters permit the traditional table-side service.

A crowd of 50,155, a record for Keeneland, gave American Pharoah the roaring valediction he deserved on Saturday night, after a Breeders' Cup Classic that was so one-sided it did not really qualify as a race.

But considering Henman's messianic sense of duty here, as well as the ankle sprain suffered by Korda in the previous round, the result did not really qualify as a shocker.