Sentence examples for quite correspond from inspiring English sources

But it soon becomes apparent that the director's notions of comedy and tragedy do not quite correspond to scholarly dogma or everyday use.

But despite his bushy beard and talk of holy wars, he does not quite correspond to the image of a single-minded fundamentalist.

Neither do we call our children "cream puffs" (here labeled "dumplings"; though the drawing of a scrumptious, sugar-laced choux, doesn't quite correspond).

Any time our experiences don't quite correspond to what we've previously encountered — a phenomenon that the Carnegie Mellon psychologist George Loewenstein later called the "information gap" — we start to pay attention.

The variable that does not quite correspond with this rule is cooperation.

The apertures are made up of sections of rectangular shape which do not quite correspond to real cabin cross-sections.

He's the one who believed that "people's interpretation of reality never quite corresponds to reality itself".

Indeed, most people find it fairly easy and straightforward to answer questions about their own happiness and their ratings of their own happiness typically correspond quite closely with the happiness ratings that their friends and family provide for them.

Eskimo-Aleut derived words (i.e., words that are formed in the way that such English words as "winter-ize" or "anti-dis-establish-ment-ari-an-ism" are formed) correspond quite often to simple, nonderived English words.

The calculated and measured values correspond quite well.

Both the numerical and the analytical theory correspond quite well with obtained test results.