Sentence examples for quite created from inspiring English sources

She hasn't quite created a narrative of her life in public.

I think that Salt, largely because of its size, hasn't quite created the taste by which it should be judged.

And on first acquaintance at least one of his dances, "Catalog" (which was receiving its premiere), never quite created a world onstage.

Grant never quite created another character — not even in the limited sense that screen stars sometimes do, using their own bodies and personalities as the base for imaginative creations.

On Sundays, this space will be devoted to answering the eternal question, "Whatever happened to...?" Biosphere 2, the Gaia under glass in Oracle, Ariz., never quite created a self-contained, self-sustaining world, but it seems to be faring much better as an Ivy League summer school.

We maybe didn't quite create the best with the crossing.

2.23pm GMT 80 mins: City are doing some proper pressurising, without quite creating a great chance.

In Mr. Kurtag's "Microludes," they did not quite create the continuity that runs through 12 tiny movements, but they produced many fine and thoughtful moments.

"The shape of the team had to change when Marc Sneyd went off, but we didn't quite create enough scoring opportunities against a really good defensive side on their try line".

The large number of different gun models, many of them quite old, created difficulties with the supply of spare parts.

The shallow depth of field is also quite remarkable, creating pleasing bokeh effects.