Sentence examples for quite disappear from inspiring English sources

The pair don't quite disappear into the sunset.

Sara didn't quite disappear.

However, as the case develops, differences in reasoning between doctors and members of the general public diminish somewhat, although they never quite disappear.

Interest in manganese nodule exploitation may have subsided since the 1970s but it never quite disappeared.

The common ground between the two parties has shrunk, but it has not quite disappeared.

It is a sense that seems to have diminished over time, but has not quite disappeared.

But for all the hand-wringing by bankers and lawyers, the business of arranging deals has not quite disappeared yet.

It never quite disappeared, but for decades it was as good as nonexistent, inaccessible and overrun by decay.

"But it has never quite disappeared from our minds and souls," says Adrian Hagatis, project manager at WWF Romania.

But no matter how studies slice the data, the gap never quite disappears, Gary Burtless, an economist at the Brookings Institution, told the Wall Street Journal last year.

A century ago many people believed that women were too emotional, and needed a male guardian, a prejudice that faded but never quite disappeared.