Sentence examples for quite extinguished from inspiring English sources

Was this devotion to kin an object of Stein's never quite extinguished Jewishness?

It is like a wisp of flame, almost but not quite extinguished.

(His enthusiasm was soon dampened, though never quite extinguished, when he was confronted with concrete questions based on irrefutable documents).

But as if on a shared lightning field, signals from one to the other were never quite extinguished.

Even with the advancing Alzheimer's of his last years, the spark of what had been was not quite extinguished.

Wheatley's trick is to suggest the banality is never quite extinguished by the fear; the fear leaches into the dullness and the normality.

Given this variety, and the never-quite-extinguished sense that you may be about to encounter something world-changing, even a diet of six or more shows a day leaves you wanting more.

But then there is the matter of their five-month, not-quite-extinguished love affair -- unfinished business that is meant to add an edge of tension to the proceedings but mainly serves as the occasion to revive such time-honored lines as "We're two of a kind, you and I".

With hope well and truly extinguished, quite a few fans rose from their seats and headed for the exits.

But easy money repressed, rather than extinguished, speculative practices.

(Also eyeblinks are not extinguished; conditioned responses are extinguished).