Sentence examples for quite call from inspiring English sources

And he would not quite call the theory nonsense.

I wouldn't quite call us outcasts, but strong-willed women who didn't play a normal game".

But hurricane forecasters acknowledged that they did not quite call the storm right.

I wouldn't quite call them grime, they're a bit slower, people say they're a bit trap.

No one can quite call what she does an art form.

I'd not quite call it a warning - more a gentle reminder - not to get careless.

And his immigration speech last week, which called for a path to citizenship without quite calling it that, suggested a fresh calibration and sensitivity.

At a time when no one quite called himself "Christian," in the modern sense, John is prophesying what would happen if people did.

Big Bertha over Venus de Milo is quite a call, so I called on Arnie.

"You can quite properly call this economy 'weak,' " he said, "but it's nothing like what Carter faced".

It's already quite popular: call for a reservation if you don't want a long wait.