Sentence examples for quite anything else from inspiring English sources

Maggie stomps her foot; she's pushed Zoom Zoom deep in her pocket, its strange face, not quite rabbit, not quite anything else — "it's extinct," Maggie once said — just above the fold.

Vaguely apropos of all that, the work of East Coast artists Loren Munk and Pat McElnea (at Daniel Weinberg, 6148 Wilshire Blvd., through April 24, danielweinberggallery.com) obliquely assert painting's ascension by not quite being painting nor quite being anything else.

They're not quite like the AirPods and they're not quite like anything else out there, but you're not going to get the most out of them unless you have a new Pixel 2. I had a chance to try them out and here are some first impressions.

The effect was strange, funny, quite unlike anything else.

"It's not quite like anything else I've done," Jackson said.

Decades later it still comes on like gangbusters, offering a visceral oomph quite unlike anything else.

Fuller's world was lovingly imagined, beautifully acted and quite unlike anything else out there.

It is also quite unlike anything else the Newlyn-based artist produced.

This is a work quite unlike anything else he has attempted.

But it evolved in a mature, new direction, so that it looked quite unlike anything else Google had created.

One thing you can say about "Rectify" is that it's not quite like anything else on television.