Sentence examples for quite need to from inspiring English sources
When the usually straight La Mazière ends up in a rebel camp in Oriente, roughing it in a tent and accepting the sexual attentions of Fidel Castro (and thereby confirming, at least for the reader, other characters' suspicions about the Castros' loosely defined sexuality), the moment feels forced; we didn't quite need to go there.
In this particular film Stone has a perspective that doesn't quite need to be revealed, but Nic knows what's motivating him.
Computational approaches for the structural modeling of PPIs, such as protein protein docking, are quite needed to complement existing experimental techniques.
"Other people, quite frankly, need to be convinced".
It was not quite where they need to be — 96 percent — but it was a vast improvement.
Quite simply, we need to bomb somewhere or other out there, like we should have done two years ago.
Quite simply, we need to be responsible for what we raise in tax and what we spend in tax.
"It's quite clear we need to invest further in improving the resilience of our network".
Not everyone agrees on quite which distinctions need to be drawn.
International regulatory coordination, already quite extensive, would need to be expanded further.
"Multi-room audio systems typically are quite costly and need to be professionally installed.
