Sentence examples for quite going from inspiring English sources

Of Drugstore.com, he said, "I don't think they're quite going after the everyday consumer market the way we plan to".

It's just not quite going the way that I would have envisioned it going these last couple of months.

Without quite going back to the boyfriend shirt, there was something deliberately emasculated about this softer take.

When those planes crashed into the Twin Towers, life was never quite going to be the same.

"I would think it's just typical Clarkson, getting very, very close to the line of being offensive but perhaps not quite going over it," he said.

"I just felt like I wasn't just quite going through my shots as well as I should have," Clijsters said of the first set.

(He never quite went bald).

But Mr. Murdock is not quite gone.

Except that he never quite went away.

His money never quite goes far enough.

Nor has it quite gone.