Sentence examples for quite integrated from inspiring English sources

"Glitch" is best appreciated as a catalog of nonnarrative shorts dispersed across the narrative if not quite integrated into it.

Winter salad had intriguing ingredients — smoked "Pekin duck," baby beets, grilled fennel slivers and pecan halves — but wasn't quite integrated as a salad.

For a start, unlike the stark urban/suburban divide of the 1960s, by some measures the suburbs have become quite integrated.

Although tech education is quite integrated in schools in the West, not many Chinese parents know what it is.

"The little bit of concern with me is that it's not quite integrated, I think this is getting better but we've got these other gaps, if you like, so the bit that's missing for me is the local information about referral routes, referral forms and so forth".

Mr. van Heerden has not quite integrated the death figure's role into the ensemble.

The feature isn't quite as well-integrated as Apple's AirPod connectivity yet, but it has some marked advantages.

Other tools like Social Q&A or text-message voting services like Poll Everywhere can also bring similar Q&A features to any presentation, but these solutions are often a bit pricey and aren't quite as well-integrated into a tool like Slides.

A four-sport athlete at U.C.L.A., he was well educated, soon to be married and quite comfortable playing on integrated teams.

Participants were quite pleased with the integrated system of learning which offered them early exposure to clinical scenarios from year 1.

A nationwide ceasefire is one thing a genuinely peaceful, integrated Myanmar is quite another, and still a long way off.(Picture credit: AFP).