Sentence examples for quite joining from inspiring English sources

Where Peer Workers in our study felt that they had not been accepted into the team as equal partners [ 46] – and especially where they felt they lacked the skills or training to engage in aspects of teamwork that required a specific clinical frame of reference – this dynamic also perpetuated a sense of not quite joining, or of remaining 'other' to the existing team [ 32].

I haven't quite joined the ranks of these women.

He wonders if his parents also led lives that never quite joined.

At other times they fit together like puzzle pieces not quite joined.

Although his achievements were considerable, he never quite joined the establishment and somehow remained an outsider.

Seeing these two together – in sync, if not quite joined at the hip – is curious.

But WikiLeaks has not quite joined the ranks of traditional publishing, and it may yet cast all restraint aside.

That was in 2008, when Beijing staged the Olympics and led the gold medal count but when their swimmers never quite joined the party in the pool.

To a heavily embroidered Oscar Peterson track Ms. Barbeito did an aimless solo, like a chicken in a trance, not quite joined by an equally aimless Miguel Perez.

We are told that sinister-sounding firm X lobbied Y, and then Z happened – but the authors can't quite join these dots.

Monk does a fine job on Oppenheimer's early life and the years of power, but the dominance of physics means that we don't quite join up all the dots in his traumatic personal life, which flickers intermittently.