Sentence examples for quite never from inspiring English sources

Well, not quite never: there are two exceptions.

"I've worked on a lot of sets, I've worked with a lot of people and I just quite never got that home like it was being on 'Alex Mack,'" Love said.

Kinect quite never managed to set itself apart in this fashion its portfolio is split between solid but uninspired controller-free riffs on the Nintendo Wii's sports, music, and fitness apps, and desperate-feeling attempts to crowbar motion controls into games that are fine without.

In Italy beclometasone is prescribed mainly as symptomatic treatment of upper respiratory tract infections and is quite never prescribed for asthma therapy [ 30, 31].

It means, quite literally, never putting them down.

The money, quite simply, never stops flowing into the Premier League.

But it will quite possibly never launch.

He began writing a book called "The Nomadic Alternative," which he could never quite finish and never quite abandon.