Sentence examples for quite loving from inspiring English sources

While never quite loving any Leonardo, I'm conditioned to expect from him more terrific painterly ingenuities.

Often that can mean families who outwardly seem quite "loving" but aren't very "accepting" can still produce narcissists.

"That dog was rather old, but quite loving," he said.

Here are classicising and admiring – but maybe never quite loving – portraits of his first wife Olga, juxtaposed with vicious images of her as some demonic beast of rage.

"The process is quite loving," she told ART21 in 2003.

It did not quite love her back.

They don't quite love him yet.

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

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.