Sentence examples for quite i from inspiring English sources

'Not quite,' I say.

Not quite, I hear he is quite sick of being considered average there.

Well, not quite: I didn't anticipate how much the sentimentality of the closing scenes, set to Richard Marx's cloying 1989 hit "Right Here Waiting," would make me cringe.

"No not quite, I didn't fly round on an umbrella," he said before adding: "I like meeting the fans to be honest.

It was quite 'I want everything!' The next one, I'm going to get down to base elements".

He's not exactly the wild man of legend, and not quite, I suspect, the wild man the film-makers were hoping to get on film.

I was quite sure I could break 10 minutes.

"I'm not quite sure I know.

"I think the Norwegians haven't quite - I probably shouldn't tell them this - we think our strength training has been much more systematic and advanced than we see in the equivalent skiers in Norway".

("I look for events that are quirky or weird," she told me later. "Or things that are going to catch on but haven't quite. I steer away from things that are listed in The New Yorker. If something has the Flavorpill stamp, you know it is cool or interesting or funny or ahead of the curve and will attract people that have the same interests you do").

Quite unexpectedly, I got laughs".