Sentence examples for quite check from inspiring English sources

The theory doesn't quite check out though, given Pence's own fawning praise of Trump, and the fact that staffers who supply anonymous quotes to the press have been known to use words or phrases employed by other members of the Trump administration to keep the president guessing.

The section is quite a bit more advanced than our discussion here, but parts of it can be quite useful: Check out their glossary of terms if, in the course of your research, you hit a term or acronym you don't understand.

If this isn't quite correct, check Google's instructions.

So if your drawing doesn't look quite right, check and make sure you didn't accidentally give him one.

If you can't quite visualize it, check out the (quite NSFW) video. .

It's clear that a number of companies intend to launch this week, and so I expect we'll be kept quite busy checking them all out.

Donald Trump has a habit of making claims that don't quite hold up when checked out.

Also, it's quite hard to check for typos, on account of the thick clouds of my own vaporised breath between my eyes and the screen.

You are quite right to check the situation, as it would be foolhardy when making such an expensive booking not to be covered in the event the travel operator ceased trading – an all too familiar situation in the travel sector.

He was quite right to check, because artificial limb services are usually commissioned on a block contract basis (one payment to a single provider for the services required for a population) and that teaching hospital didn't hold a contract which covered this patient.

It is quite easy to check that the sequence ({phi_{1}(v_{m})}) converges pointwise in ([0,a]) to (phi_{1} v)).