Sentence examples for quite capturing from inspiring English sources

They have come up with various formulations state-controlled, state-supported, quasi-state, parastatal—without ever quite capturing what they are talking about.

That is at least sketchily established in a messy but buoyant biopic that celebrates its subject without quite capturing the essence of his brilliance and strangeness.

More recently, however, the label has enjoyed something of a renaissance, finding success with a new crop of bands who, while not quite capturing the attention of the UK music press in the manner of their 90s stable, have come to define the tastes of a new generation of indie music fans who base their taste decisions on blogs and US indie webzine Pitchfork.

That doesn't quite capture it, though.

Brave, perhaps, does not quite capture it.

But this doesn't quite capture it.

None of these quite capture it.

Plug-pulling doesn't quite capture it.

But that doesn't quite capture it.

None of that quite captures it, I'm afraid.

None of these labels quite captures the scope of the company.