Sentence examples for quite equaling from inspiring English sources

Still, for sheer disruption to human lives, several of them could think of no environmental problem in American history quite equaling the calamity known as the Dust Bowl.

While never quite equaling the fame of Mr. Truffaut and Mr. Godard, Mr. Chabrol continued to explore questions of class and sexuality in films like "Les Bonnes Femmes" (1959) and "L'Oeil du Malin" (1961).

This addition enabled the laser diode to produce high measurement quality across the entire field of view, rivaling although not quite equaling the performance of a high-coherence SLM laser source.

No one since has quite equaled her strange blend of mystery and purity of dancing.

Though the band has never quite equalled the success of that record, it has certainly shown itself to be resilient.

She took several years off work in her early 20s and has never quite equalled her initial success since returning.

No, Maggie's centre has quite equalled the brilliantly "domestic" one designed by Rogers Stirk and Harbour at Charing Cross Hospital.

And yet nothing quite equalled the experience of the games themselves, even though the goals were over in a flash, and did not immediately and mysteriously repeat themselves.

And while he loved teaching, nothing ever quite equaled those high-living and hard-working days when New York City was his muse and New York magazine his darling.

No one will quite equal the fineness of these performances, but the Borodin Quartet players have a little of the dirt of Mother Russia between their toes.

For those who have left as younger men, it has been hard to find their career's second act: like being prime minister, nothing quite equals it.