Sentence examples for quite making from inspiring English sources

But then Conrad was really talking aesthetics, not arithmetic — and making, or not quite making, an argument about how he treated his settings.

Never quite making it.

In Mark, Jesus' divinity unfolds without quite making sense intellectually, and without ever needing to.

"Ripe for Hysteria" created a lively stir without ever quite making sense.

A wonderful journey always toward redemption and not quite making it – perhaps.

Maybe Pierantozzi had hit on a way of finessing the problem, acting on a hunch without quite making it explicit.

Actually Mr. Kinzer cannot quite make up his mind.

(They never quite made it).

Quite made my week.

But she never quite made the leap.

Ringo never quite made the list.