Sentence examples for quite from from inspiring English sources

But not, quite, from existence.

Could they, too, be not quite from here?

Both are perceived as quick drivers, but not quite from the top drawer.

I couldn't work out quite from which part of the enormous bowl of the statdium we would emerge.

All three confessors explicitly came from Mormon backgrounds – a fact that got LaBute 'disfellowshipped' (like excommunicated, but not quite) from the church.

Quite from the Vatican's reaction – which labelled the ruling "short-sighted" and "ideological" – the ruling provoked raised concern on every political side has generated a lively debate.

Crowds quite far from speakers.

Mr. Moretti never quite retired from racing.

Quite apart from making £1m!

They imagine something quite different from reality.

"He is quite different from his father".