Sentence examples for quite get this from inspiring English sources

I still don't quite get this.

And – I can't quite get this thought out of my head – he knows all about me.

Then when things go bad, the social contagion sweeps the other way (the computer risk models never quite get this).

Yankee fans never quite get this, wandering the baseball universe in their hero shirts, wondering, "Why do they hate us?" They hate you, stupid, not Yoda Berra.

Musa says accepting criticism is a crucial part of this process: "There will be people who will tell you that maybe you didn't quite get this right, and you just have to cop that flack".

And although the focus of yoga is largely internal, increasingly I go to be part of a group, a sort of yoga party, with others whose family and friends don't quite get this yoga thing we do.

Crosby: I don't think you're quite getting this, David.

"I know you are the cleverest man who ever lived," Einstein told me over cocktails in my private jet, "but I'm not sure I'm quite getting this".

He hadn't quite gotten this before now, how it wasn't just the matter of riding out the cravings for a Substance: everything unendurable was in the head, was the head not Abiding in the Present but hopping the wall and doing a recon and then returning with unendurable news".

…but hurry up and wait for music sync The record labels don't seem to have quite got this tied up over here: we want to be able to synchronise our purchased music (at least – and all our music, actually) across phones.

"I thought: 'I don't think I've quite got this.'... .. A quick survey of competitors and a few words of advice later, the editor-in-chief of Commercial Motor had created the now cult Biglorryblog.com and is now promoting the newly launched Roadtransport.com to advertisers and readers.