Sentence examples for quite clarifying from inspiring English sources

"There may have been some rationale for it in 2004," Arun Jaitley, a leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party, said vaguely by way of not quite clarifying his party's reversal on the policy.

The youngest Wiggin sister, the drummer Helen (Emily Walton), stages her own sort of protest by remaining almost entirely mute, for reasons that are never quite clarified.

But he never quite clarifies whether it was a deliberate strategy to, as he puts it, "clear the way for the elite takeover of the urban skies"; or whether the boom in luxury towers – which began several decades after the great panic about proletarian high-rises – has just been developers belatedly spotting a vacuum and taking advantage.

The problem, of course, was that Jacobi never quite clarified this new meaning of 'reason'reason

One thing Opera didn't quite clarify in its teaser, though, is that Max doesn't quite come for free.

Glutamine (GLN) is recommended in the critically ill for i.v. administration but enteral use is not quite clarified.

The spokesman for the Federal Bureau of Investigation who speculated on Thursday that abuse of the bureau's computerized crime files was quite common clarified his assessment yesterday after checking with officials in charge of the files, known as the National Crime Information Center.

The managers I have worked with in the past have found that the research process especially the continuing dialogue about strategy and action is quite helpful in clarifying directions and focusing attention.

This simple yes/no flow chart is quite useful in clarifying the decisions you must make when picking your career path, but it is fairly basic, with limited scope outside the most obvious career choices.

The trouble is that he has been quite unable to clarify his play.

Its original moniker was Ayo Pornography, which may help to clarify quite what kind of territory the tune is seeking to occupy.