Sentence examples for quite function from inspiring English sources

He couldn't quite function.

"I like things that don't quite function, things where you have to use your imagination to make it all work.

And in doing so, both films suggest that such a life is not devoid of meaning, not free from redemption, nor depth, but rather something to share with others who also can't quite function in a world of order.

LAND staff members review potential artists' portfolios and ensure that, even if the artists can't quite function independently in their outside lives, they are able to handle the pressure and excitement of working in a communal gallery space, one that receives no small amount of visitors and public attention.

Liverpool still played quite cautiously after going behind, with Suárez an isolated figure up front and Craig Bellamy not quite functioning as a link between midfield and attack.

Some are identical but others have mutated and have been co-opted for a quite different function.

In such problems, the Gibbs free energy may be a quite complex function, with several local minima.

As mentioned before, one quite important function of the arm is to explore (grope) terrain information, especially the environment in front of robot.

recA, predicted to be highly expressed genes in our approach is not only involved in recombination repair activities, but also has another quite distinct function.

In contrast, TAp63α, the isoform containing the long α C terminus and the full N-terminal transactivation domain, serves a quite different function.

Thus, our method is capable of predicting quite specific functions (also see discussion of novel functions below).