Sentence examples for quite meets from inspiring English sources
"The result is a building, but not one that really quite meets the needs of the modern world.
Despite the solid effort and charismatic qualities, however, the overall performance never quite meets others' high expectations.
Advisers to Mr. Bush said Mr. Coats did not quite meet Mr. Bush's expectations during a meeting in Washington on Monday.
He glances up furtively, not quite meeting Wyden's eyes.
But indulging in capsaicin does not quite meet the formal medical definitions of addiction.
If the other three movements don't quite meet its standards, this is still major Beethoven.
None of us in the room can quite meet each other's eye.
But the goal was not quite met, with 100 of 114 lanes offering the tests.
Two figures (they are almost always male nudes) are drawn together yet never quite meet.
He can't quite meet the ball with a telescopic leg.
(While delicious, this meal did not quite meet the diners' expectations of Gallic elegance, organizers said).
