Sentence examples for quite defined from inspiring English sources

Nobody has quite defined America's coming economic identity.

But the borders of whiteness were never quite defined, let alone sealed.

But if I am, I doubt very much that it's on my Russian side, which is quite defined.

A resounding victory eluded him in part because he never quite defined precisely what sort of Conservatism, and what sort of Britain, he was peddling.

Her job is to buy or borrow dresses, leather pants, and essential fripperies for a celebrity named Kyra Nora von Waldstättenn), whose purpose in life, other than to be seen carrying two-thousand-dollar handbags, is never quite defined.

But we are invited to speculate that some or all of what transpires might be in Scott's imagination, because we learn that he has stopped taking medication for a condition that is never quite defined.

Not that he can quite define what it means.

But nothing quite defines Algeria like the vast Sahara.

"They will feel an upset they can't quite define".

Mr Rothkopf never quite defines the boundaries of his subject.

The reviewer liked what he heard, although he couldn't quite define it.