Sentence examples for quite losing from inspiring English sources
Yet it retains its angularity, never quite losing its edginess.
And, like McEnroe, Emanuel seems to employ his volcanic moments for effect, intimidating opponents and referees alike but never quite losing himself in the midst of battle.
In the book, he admitted to raping white women as "an insurrectionary act", an outlook he recanted without ever quite losing the misogyny and racism that informed it.
He prefers, however, to strip naked in his apartment, bind himself into a rocking chair, slow his heart nearly to stopping, and, without quite losing consciousness, forgo all awareness of his body and the world.
He has conjured all manner of odd beings, human and otherwise, in his nearly 30-year run as a director, dabbling in myths and miracles and visions and unlikely spirits, without ever quite losing his grip on the recognizable world.
It is a modest but distinct triumph for the film that it tours its vast gallery of X-Men and gives us a little sketch of each, without quite losing contact with the central, driving force of the plot.
He was looking quite lost.
It seems like I was quite lost.
He seemed, at first, quite lost.
