Sentence examples for quite claim from inspiring English sources
But the city can't quite claim ownership of Mendelssohn as his family moved to Berlin two years after his birth.
While Wilson doesn't quite claim tennis as a "gay" sport, she certainly emphasises this side of its history.
I can't quite claim to be a true Boomer – I was born in 1967 – but with 50 edging ever closer, I'm fascinated by the trail they're blazing.
Sadly, H2 can't even quite claim the credit of being the first Hangover sequel: the road-movie comedy Due Date, directed by Todd Phillips and starring Galifianakis and Robert Downey Jr, attempted to cash in on its success, none too successfully.
To conclude, our results do not support the weak version of income inequality hypothesis, but it further invalidates this weak version because our qualitative results quite claim the opposite.
Not quite, claim some in the adult industry.
I'm not quite claiming that I single-handedly brought down Callaghan and brought in Margaret Thatcher.
As a physicist, Oppenheimer was involved in many major scientific discoveries of the century but never quite claimed one for himself.
Early proponents of this view often claimed that 'S is now F' meant 'S's being F is simultaneous with this utterance,' a quite implausible claim.
