Fortunately for him, he's receiving his traditional round of fluffing from the media, who are depicting him as a noble sufferer ― unfairly victimized by Trump but ultimately responsible for nothing ― and who are giving him immense credit for finding a way to exist in the liminal space between not quite endorsing Trump and not quite rescinding that endorsement either. .
But on the contrary, without quite endorsing it, she plays it up to the maximum.
By Sasha Frere-Jones Cohen may sing about transcendence, but he never quite endorses it.
Putin acknowledges that Snowden sees himself as a human-rights activist, a dissident, etc., without quite endorsing that view.
Hunt cites, if he carefully does not quite endorse, the views of more left-leaning historians including Christopher Clark and Sean McMeekin who question this demonisation of Germany.
The retired NFL player didn't quite endorse the current Republican frontrunner's views on immigration, but he did say: "I agree with the fact that we need to protect our borders.
Earlier this month, Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco proposed raising the property tax rebate for the elderly, a separate program, to $750, from $500, while urging the Legislature to consider Mr. Collins's legislation without quite endorsing it.
It was Tim Russert of NBC who tried to pin down Mrs. Clinton when she seemed to condone, but not quite endorse, a proposal to grant driver's licenses to some illegal immigrants.
He never quite endorses the condition.
First, Hume never quite endorses the universal reach implied by Newton's third rule.
