Sentence examples for quite offered from inspiring English sources

McIlroy has never quite offered convincing 2016 evidence that his putting is of the standard required to capitalise on routinely excellent work from tee to green as much as should be the case.

And then Tuesday, at the press conference following the revelation of Weiner's post-resignation online tryst as Carlos Danger, Abedin took a turn at the microphone after her husband, who hadn't quite offered a satisfying mea culpa.

Then decides he hasn't quite offered enough detail.

Yet none quite offers what Villa does; none quite makes the difference as he has.

Without them, the book does not quite offer the same possibility.

Yet Cher struggles throughout the film and never quite offers a sound bite of unequivocal support for her transgender son.

But the film's finale does not quite offer the happy resolution we've been wishing for.

Europe cannot quite offer that assurance, because the desire to give the EU more substance is, indeed, part and parcel of the defence project.

Trump said that the addiction crisis would be "defeated," though he didn't quite offer a plan detailed enough to do that.

True, university doesn't quite offer the edge it did; the gap between graduate and non-graduate salaries has shrunk from 55% to 45%.

And yes, the Internet offers these things as well, but, I have to say, nothing quite offers the unusual combination of comprehensiveness and serendipity of the Times' daily edition.