Sentence examples for quite know it from inspiring English sources

"The Model Apartment" is a stealth bomber, an ostensibly small and quiet work that, before you quite know it, has set your very foundations rattling.

"But this time I think it's going to different, and if we do dramatically better, it will be a very good reflection of where we are as a country but don't quite know it.

Although our current election comes at the dawn of the information and biotech revolutions, you'd never quite know it from the presidential campaign, which has been almost a parallel universe, operating on its own news and historical logic.

The audience doesn't quite know it's being taken for a tumble; but Dame Edna does.

You never quite know it's going to happen.

I'd never quite known it as a reward for it.

It was, in other words, exactly what Randolph and Levin had been looking for, separately, even if neither of them had quite known it.

Let's not say another word about it!" "Just one word more, because I'm not sure you've ever quite known it.

I didn't quite know what it was, but it was very simple.

It's a city in mid-puberty, growing so rapidly, changing so suddenly, that often it doesn't quite know how it feels about itself.

Maybe that one doesn't matter so much … A bit of a mess then, in that it doesn't quite know what it is.