Sentence examples for quite care from inspiring English sources

This might be the first case of an inadvertent killing, a death by character flaw, as if Hughes didn't quite care enough to do everything needed to keep his new child alive.

He cared enough to not quite care, and if you knew his music well, you'll be going through all of it again: "#1 Record" and "Stroke It, Noel" and "Feudalist Tarts" and "Bangkok" and "What's Your Sign, Girl?" and "Baron of Love" and "Bach's Bottom" and whatever else you love, because simply liking him was difficult.

McLaren, who became a Canadian in 1952, never quite cared which school he belonged to.

With the crisis over, her attention swiftly shifted back to Mr. Roberts, whom she did recognize and now judged to be "quite caring and very cute," she said.

I'm quite caring like that.

"The surgery he had last time didn't quite take care of it".

Like every system, the National Health Service has problems, but over all it appears to provide quite good care while spending only about 40percentt as much per person as we do.

"Actually, poor people aren't quite taken care of," White says in the two-minute video.

But to cry because someone cries or desire because someone desires is not quite to care about someone else.

I don't know another filmmaker who studies the behavior of women with quite the care and consideration of this director.

For this reason we have deliberately selected two quite disparate care settings for elderly people.