Sentence examples for quite occur from inspiring English sources

No doubt the best conversations are those that never quite occur.

It did not quite occur to me that these older women were watching to see what direction this intimacy might take and that they were ready to turn righteous if the doctor should decide to drop me.

Of all the things I had imagined, a lovely, rather romantic story like that hadn't quite occurred to me.

In the nineties and early aughts, he wrote two light novels about teen-agers, "The Zigzag Kid" and "Someone to Run With"; an epistolary novel about an adulterous affair that never quite occurs, "Be My Knife"; and a pair of novellas, published under the title "Her Body Knows".

It hadn't quite occurred to her, in the time since they'd parted and the parting had been all her doing, he had just suffered it intensely, with a white, fixed, wronged stare and outbreaks of baffled protest that he might have had all this growing left to do.

It hadn't quite occurred to me until recently that I was isolating myself from large groups of people.

We suggest that convergence across these three streams has not quite occurred at the global level.

At night the mid-latitude troughs do quite often occur (P=40 to 60% in winter and 35 to 55% in summer).

"There is at this point, however, something quite different occurring.

Trisomy 13 is quite rare, occurring in only one out of 20,000 live births.

But something quite different occurs, and the line of succession is brutally cut off.