Sentence examples for quite hung from inspiring English sources

"Stairway to Heaven" was one of the few numbers that never quite hung together, mostly because of the fast, tricky figures, which Page struggled to nail.

For a brief moment, just after half the world heard him say that "you can get quite hung up on this child abuse thing", he really was everything he claimed to be.

But overall, the book doesn't quite hang together.

Daniel Schnyder's meandering Concerto for Chamber Orchestra, which concluded the program, also didn't quite hang together.

I rode well there, just couldn't quite hang on to Brad on the last lap.

And yet, he could not quite hang on; it fell to the ground, incomplete.

The balance between the vehicle of the novel and the underlying message doesn't quite hang together.

Endive salad doesn't quite hang together, with its additions of walnuts, creamy Gorgonzola and deep-fried apple.

Silva grew in prominence in the final half-hour as Guzan became busier and Villa could not quite hang on.

Still, it does not all quite hang together; it is like touring the sets of a movie whose overly ambitious director ran out of money.

The opening act spends a long time establishing a familiar framework, for instance, and there are multiple endings – none of which quite hang together.