Sentence examples for quite call it from inspiring English sources

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

Dr. Burke has done research on "tots," those tip-of-the-tongue times when you know something but can't quite call it to mind.

I wouldn't quite call it one of Olmsted and Vaux's mistakes, but let's just say it's not the Sheep Meadow or the Ramble, either.

Mr. Kaufman added that he "would not quite call it a revolution, but a very useful tool in the tool bag of effective managers".

While he didn't quite call it a muscle car, he proclaimed his minivan just as powerful as an S.U.V. while using less fuel and spewing less pollution.

"I wouldn't quite call it a showroom," said Ms. Jordan, a former creative director of Holly Hunt, who is married to Mr. Robinson and founded Troscan Design + Furnishings with him, a company they run downstairs.

My parents--that's what I'd always called my mother and my stepfather--hadn't quite called it quits.

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

A girl stood at the plate with a bat in her hands, not quite ready to call it quits.

If you're not quite ready to call it quits, head to Ibiza Town for a bocadillo at Croissant Show (Mercado Viejo, open 6am-1am) to see fellow revellers and performers in the harsh light of day.

YouTube has been making a ton of updates to its UI lately, but the video-sharing platform isn't quite ready to call it quits just yet.