Sentence examples for quite allow from inspiring English sources

That just doesn't quite allow me to play the way I would like to play," Federer said.

Timed and scored competitions aside, the results are far more relative to the eye of the beholder than any account of high-pressure child rearing can quite allow.

Unsurprisingly, at 16, their sense of perspective doesn't quite allow for a zen-like understanding of failure as both inevitable and instructive.

She admits that her technique of draping burger, fries and ketchup puddle on the greasy wrapper across her lap doesn't quite allow for "good foot maneuvering".

Still, as a nonfiction author myself, my heart goes out to any writer whose voice, no matter how smooth, finds the sheet music he's chosen doesn't quite allow him to rise to his ambitions.

It is a place to have a pint by the fire or, even better, to have a meal in the back under the glow of warm orange lighting from chandelierlike fixtures, and walls with dusty memorabilia that the warm orange lighting doesn't quite allow you to make out.

Readers are never quite allowed to be sad.

Dunham was not quite allowed just to explore her own ideas and experiences.

The crews are not quite allowed full access, in the style of "Jersey Shore".

Mr. Forman never quite allows McMurphy to become a simple martyr.

These sensations are never quite allowed to steal the show, because the real drama here is in the work.