Sentence examples for quite finding from inspiring English sources

You're left lingering and floating, struggling to find a foothold but never quite finding one, just like the novel's narrator.

Robert Pires was initially Arsenal's liveliest attacker, making several promising runs without quite finding the final ball.

They looked at houses in New Jersey and Staten Island, never quite finding something they both liked.

Sonia's experience of adult life has been one of not quite finding a place: reliant on family, caught in a social, employment, therapeutic and diagnostic limbo.

In his gallery debut, Mr. O'Shea has put some welcome distance between his work and Ms. Sze's without quite finding his own way.

Rattle sometimes brilliantly pulls a work to pieces, discovering unsuspected beauties in each part, without quite finding a way to put it back together.

Although I suppose I quite enjoy finding out where the line is".

Personally, I quite like finding out that the chaos of a game has been caused by a single small bloke, who offers no resistance when cornered.

Hercules albums have taken me a long time – they can be quite involved, finding the right people, the constellation of participants.

Nothing quite like finding out via twitter that my father secretly snuck into Syria and met with rebel leaders.

More discriminating art enthusiasts, critics, and academics didn't quite agree, finding the paintings formulaic and sickening in their sentimentality.