Sentence examples for quite coping from inspiring English sources

And frequently she has made quiet, unofficial phone calls to family members who she has noticed may not be quite coping.

Everything else I could quite cope with".

Thanks to the SRX's combination of torque and curb weight, the Aisin automatic transmission can't quite cope.

But she couldn't quite cope with my father; she couldn't even cope with seeing his name on an envelope.

I'm still not sure if my pride could quite cope with serving a fish finger sandwich, but I bet she'd be utterly content if I did.

If that was going to be his sort of race, it is little wonder that he couldn't quite cope with the Supreme.

The Vanquish soon takes on the nimbleness of a smaller machine, but none of the three suspension modes – Normal, Sport (again) and Sport Track – can quite cope with big undulations.

The space is rough-hewn, with bare wood tables and floors, dangling lightbulbs, an open kitchen and the haze that comes from extraction which can't quite cope, or doesn't want to.

"The top ­capacity for the last one was 500 ­people," she says, "but there was a really long waiting list, so we couldn't quite cope with the ­demand for it".

Yet I simply found I just couldn't quite cope with the sight of Rupert Everett canoodling with Michael Jenn in Another Country, or Daniel Day Lewis getting it on with Gordon Warnecke in My Beautiful Laundrette.

Ghulam Faruki Queensbury, N.Y., Oct. 15, 2006 To the Editor: "Looking for Islamic Luthers" (column, Oct. 15) must come as quite a shock to all those members of the Catholic Church who appear to be coping quite well with modernity.