Sentence examples for quite master from inspiring English sources

It was sound but ironic advice from a huge man who, for all his gifts, could never quite master that particular art.

My finest moment is probably killing a legendary Mirelurk (a big crab) with about ten frag mines and a hundred laser blasts while hopping up and down on a railing it couldn't quite master.

His characters all have a dialectical fluency that is stunted by their inhibition and introversion; they are unfulfilled despite intelligence and talent, and a sense of having sparked situations of major import that they can't quite master is one of Bujalski's constants.

You are a gamer who cannot quite master free kicks.

Brighton couldn't quite master it, so they used CGI to create the effect, and adjust a jawline here and there.

McIlroy started the final round three shots behind Fowler and only came on strong late on, chipping in for birdie on No. 16 and rolling in a 35-foot eagle putt on No. 18. "Seems like this could be the tournament that I just can't quite master," said McIlroy, who was making his 2016 debut after two months off.

"I haven't quite mastered it yet.

He has not quite mastered political correctness yet.

He hasn't quite mastered the voice-recognition system in his sports car.

It felt as if, as a company, they hadn't yet quite mastered the space.

But America Online has never quite mastered the creation of its own original content.