Sentence examples for quite fitting in from inspiring English sources

Growing up, she remembers not quite fitting in.

Most of us grew up not quite fitting in or knowing who we are".

He was embarrassed by their accents, awkwardness and unconcealed fright, the ways in which their mannerisms betrayed how far away they were from ever quite fitting in.

Many admitted to not quite fitting in back home, where no one seems to take the yo-yo as seriously as they do.

"Commercial brands like Hunter and Whistles have a lot of potential reasons for showing during fashion week, despite not quite fitting in with the 'designers' we expect to see there," says Dhani Mau, associate editor of Fashionista.com.

As someone who grew up in Australia never quite fitting in and copping my fair share of racial abuse, I believe all of us, from all backgrounds have a responsibility to work together and move beyond symbolism in fighting racism.

The character of Winston (Lamorne Morris) remains a spare part, however – not quite fitting into a comfortable pair in the same way as the rest of the show's characters.

Not quite fitting into the theme was a contemporary work, Vladimir Mendelssohn's "Postcards From Nowhere".

Not quite fitting into surf culture, he felt the need to entertain.

Not quite fitting that damsel-in-distress mold, Mrs. Shager was dressed in a polyester jacket and jeans on the day of the fire, planning to go deer-hunting after work.

Yet the term is quite fitting, actually, in another way: This ordinary corner of Bronx blue-collar life was once home to Studs Terkel, who earned fame by writing about people who were utterly devoid of it.