Sentence examples for quite having a from inspiring English sources

At 75 she is not quite having a renaissance; her music, she knows, is too quaint and benign for younger audiences.

It's that kind of series; much of the pleasure for a viewer is in not quite having a handle on things.

"Great cities like Manchester don't quite have a strong enough voice.

The future of the Web doesn't quite have a form-factor as of yet.

We don't quite have a language of protest.

I've never quite had a handle on Band Of Horses.

Train frontman Pat Monahan doesn't quite have a formula for creating a hit song.

Garcia said he never quite had a feeling he could win the tournament.

"We don't quite have a rooftop culture in Los Angeles, but it's coming," Leder says.

Afghanistan hasn't quite had an Apple Revolution yet.

Here are 10 very specific words in Spanish that don't quite have an English counterpart.