Sentence examples for quite lived from inspiring English sources

VIRTUAL reality never quite lived up to the hype.

The work hasn't quite lived up to forecasts, though.

He hasn't quite lived up to his once-a-day goal, but he's certainly tried.

But as businesses, they have never quite lived up to their promise.

Elsewhere, this year's Rencontres was a mixed bag that never quite lived up to its promise.

But Labor's full policy offering hasn't quite lived up to its vision.

Opera has never quite lived up to the promise of Claudio Monteverdi's L'Orfeo.

It never quite lived up to the views or the wine list.

He has never quite lived down his reputation as a carpet-bagger, earned in his early days.

Yet so is the sense that recent seasons have not quite lived up to the magic of the first.

Seven months later, the relationship between two very different kind of red states has not quite lived up to expectations.