Sentence examples for quite loved from inspiring English sources

Sic transit gloria, but I quite loved every mesmerising minute.

"I always figured Clare never quite loved me anyway," Elroy says.

That the child was never quite loved by anyone was a snagging flaw in Hugo Blick's stylish, superior thriller.

A superannuated government; a derided prime minister; a plausible, but not quite loved, leader of the opposition; a recession; an increasingly grim war: each of these conditions has obtained before, but not in quite the same way or combination.

"Foreign attachments" to the Apple system are sometimes accepted, but never quite loved.

Gail Sheehy's psychological analysis of Al Gore highlights how his character struggles are magnified in the public arena ("Flawless, but Never Quite Loved," Op-Ed, June 2).

It did not quite love her back.

They don't quite love him yet.

Thus, we Aussie punters could never quite love him.

Then again, I quite love tradition – I'm against convention, though.

I didn't quite love Ratatouille, and Cars showed signs of metal fatigue.