Sentence examples for quite can from inspiring English sources

You never quite can, or even hang onto them.

Which of course they never quite can, which might explain another characteristic of ours.

But the room was not quite empty — and in Mr. Irwin's work, "not quite" can mean the entire world.

(All ages) Comic books belong to the young in a way that the acknowledged classics of children's literature never quite can.

Despite all of these alternatives, on certain occasions, nothing quite can rival live television.

I am able to relax into her performances in a way I never quite can with Holcomb -- or Miller, for that matter.

Which, quite frankly, can be frightening.

DH: Not quite; you can categorize products.

Quite possibly, it can.

Nobody can quite explain why.

—Trish Quite frequently, they can.