Sentence examples for quite counts from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether this kind of CSR quite counts.

I'm just not sure that Brave quite counts as one of them.

I'm not sure whether Milton Keynes quite counts, despite the presence of the Open University and a shopping centre for its free-born wages slaves.

I'd also like to see Talking Heads' Stop Making Sense honoured for its originality and brilliance, though I'm not sure whether filming a series of concerts quite counts as a movie soundtrack.

So that didn't quite count.

Sex between fictive married people did not quite count.

And no, "Stairway to Heaven" doesn't quite count.

Bibi and Condi are nicknames, as was Monty, so I feel they don't quite count.

As victims, apparently, we don't quite count as a member of that anymore.

That doesn't quite count as news, but it was noteworthy in a performance of predictable excellence.

The idea of biological atrophy is alarming, and there is always a nagging sense that our auxiliary brains don't quite count as "us".