Sentence examples for quite instead from inspiring English sources

It takes Melvyn Douglas, a feckless Parisian count, to show her that she is -- not quite instead, but in addition -- a woman of pleasure and vitality, susceptible to the decadent capitalist charms of champagne and modernist millinery.

The third and fourth regression analyses were almost equivalent to the first two, though not quite; instead of using the McSad domains as predictor variables, the EQ-5D domains were used for that purpose.

So don't be shy and quite, instead be playful and sometimes loud.

The concept is quite simple: instead of risking potential castration, you put a rather unsightly rubber ball on your bicycle, and protect the family jewels.

For a moment, you're wondering whether this is going to be a "find someone to love your imperfections" ad for match.com so it's a neat surprise when it turns out to be something quite odd instead.

They're not treated with the same amount of respect or enthusiasm as other law enforcement officers, and quite frankly, instead of cutting jobs, the state should be offering more pay".

Real table tennis is a small-scale game, and the video game version is also quite intimate; instead of the roar of the crowds, a good slam or a bobbled serve is received with a handful of cheers or groans.

She doesn't quite say; instead, she immediately launches into what Taibbi calls the part of the interview that made him "really furious," as well it should have: her suggestion that Hastings is a liar.

Others might be quite introverted instead.

Yet even then, the cells aren't quite right: instead of hyperpolarizing in response to light, most are nonresponsive, or even depolarize.

If anything, some sites even make managing returns just enough of a hassle that you end up keeping clothing that doesn't quite work instead of just shipping items back.