Sentence examples for quite developing from inspiring English sources

But there's also a sense that as children's series go, they have flown below the radar, never quite developing the recognition of "Little Women," "Anne of Green Gables" and the "Little House" books.

Some sherries never quite develop a vigorous flor.

(Fans will also notice that Disney's autograph hasn't quite developed its signature flourish).

Sanchez said the offense "didn't quite develop an identity" under Tony Sparano, Mornhinweg's predecessor.

Franco will be a constant presence for the rest of the season, but he is like the Polaroid picture that never quite developed.

Although his batting did not quite develop as quickly as the hundred against Sri Lanka suggested it would, there were still plenty of reasons for Moeen to be optimistic.

Richard Rijnvos's Fuoco e Fumo is an agile orchestral study inspired by the catastrophic fire that consumed the Fenice opera house in Venice in 1996, which never quite develops in the ways one might expect.

But although the company came out on top in that particular Hollywood vs Silicon Valley battle, the site perhaps never quite developed into a big enough play anyway.

But Bernard Thisse, an embryologist at the Institut de Génétique et de Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire in Cedex, France, noticed something fishy: When head and torso organizer cells were grafted onto other embryos in zebrafish, the tail region never quite developed completely.

Indeed, most of the women ate so little that they did not quite develop breasts.

Jackson scored 48 points in just his third NBA game, but he never quite developed into the force Curry became later.