Sentence examples for quite breakthrough from inspiring English sources

L7 didn't quite breakthrough to the mainstream until their third album, 1992's "Bricks Are Heavy".

And it was quite a breakthrough.

"So it's really quite a breakthrough," she said.

For a technology that has depended on visionaries for 150 years, that is quite a breakthrough.

Langleben acknowledges that his research is not quite the breakthrough that the media hype has suggested.

Nor does Russia's new arrangement with NATO seem to be quite the breakthrough it is being hailed as.

Neither of these is quite the breakthrough it is made to appear, but you don't often find either in a speaker built for computers.

It is not quite the breakthrough that seemed within her reach last autumn, when she found herself on a hot Derby favourite after Shanghai Bobby's success at the Breeders' Cup.

That was quite a breakthrough, but the team's next insight was even more significant: the whole process couldn't happen without the existence of a large body of subsurface water to exert tidal pressure from below.

Indeed, they saw it as quite a breakthrough when Didier Reynders, the country's finance minister, said that he was going to take lessons to improve his Dutch.The Blokhead factorPerhaps it is the Flemings' minority mentality that accounts for one of the oddest and most disquieting features of Belgian politics: the strength of the far right in prosperous Flanders.

For a Bell company this was quite a breakthrough.