Sentence examples for quite extend from inspiring English sources

And as with "39 Steps," the cleverness doesn't quite extend all through the show's running time.

While China's territorial claims do not quite extend to Indonesian waters, they have huge strategic implications for an archipelago nation.

I guess that the budget didn't quite extend that far but the programme felt thin and unbalanced without it.

Benítez's frustration mounted as the second half unfolded and, still, his players could not quite extend their advantage.

The symphony's brassy bursts had shine and authority, but the intensity didn't quite extend through the quieter passages, which meander if focus wanes even a little.

The central government's authority didn't quite extend to every corner of the country, and warlord militias ruled in areas where the central government didn't.

Organized religion, if not quite extending from A to Z, nonetheless spans the spectrum from Baha'is and Buddhists to Unitarians and United Methodists.

Such flowers can be recognized by the tightly furled corolla, often not quite fully extended and yellowish rather than white at the tip; at this stage the anthers have not yet dehisced but are nearly mature.

It is true that some of this now sounds dated these are quite clearly extended mixes from the mid 80s but that's part of its charm, and it all holds together quite well.

World champions Mercedes have at least maintained their advantage, and quite possibly extended it.

Guha's worries about the elitist and "missionary" tendencies of some kinds of deep green environmentalism in certain rich western countries can be quite readily extended to theorists such as Rolston (Guha 1999).