Sentence examples for quite building from inspiring English sources

But that cavernous, three-quarters-empty room dispersed the energy, and he brought his speech to a close without quite building to the customary emotional climax.

More likely, in the near term (and, one devoutly hopes, more likely than either of the unacceptables), is a continuation of the present anxious standoff, a miniature Cold War that alternates between periods of greater and lesser tension — a diplomatic version of Zeno's Paradox, with Iran edging ever closer to a bomb but never quite building and testing one.

Thanks Chris and the whole team!!" 2000: Over at Stade Gerland, Lyon are not quite building the same momentum.

Not quite buildings, not quite sculptures, the twin structures look simultaneously retro and modern — a past vision of futurism.

If anything, it's quite character building.

Not quite a building, but the Boulevard des Tansoba is the worst road in the city.

"There are quite strict building restrictions," said Dominique Carroll, the press officer for Engel & Völkers and for the Mallorca Tourist Board.

"There's nothing quite like building new things, and we're doing quite a lot of work around exploring new avenues," he tells TechCrunch.

In fact you are quite possibly building one that will last a lifetime.

"You've done quite well building your web," I imagined the big spider telling the little one.

Hence as Judge et al. [ 47] pointed out, it could be argued that surgeons should explain to patients with low expectations that the TJR will be quite successful, building up appropriate expectations.