Sentence examples for quite final from inspiring English sources

Well, not quite final.

Because I imagine it will feel quite final, I will bring (and likely need) tissues.

After the review, Google suspended all grants that were not quite final.

For Sparta's part, it is possible that its abandonment of Anatolia was not quite final; a treaty of 408 may have stipulated autonomy for the Ionian Greeks.

Keep in mind that the language in the measure isn't quite final and the Senate and House still have to vote to approve it.

It is still not quite final, as there must be some further negotiations with member states, but campaigners said the reform proposals were now over the biggest hurdles to their adoption.

This kind of confusion has been used to excuse a variety of not-quite final farewells.

The Obama administration inched a little closer to disaster yesterday when it issued almost-but-not-quite final approval to Royal Dutch Shell to drill in the Chukchi Sea this summer.

With that caveat in mind, what's the very-nearly-but-not-quite-final-polished version of Windows 8.1 like?

Windows XP, currently in not-quite-final "release candidate" state, looks more like the Manchurian Candidate, a bland facade concealing unexpected brutishness.

But it's clueless about displaying attachments, and the many limitations of the not-quite-final version I tried were downright irritating.