Sentence examples for quite official from inspiring English sources

It all looks quite official, but something told me not to click on the link.

In the other part of the election, which counts if Davis is recalled, the self-selected, not quite official Democratic candidate, Lieutenant Governor Cruz Bustamante, was ahead of the pack.

Four days after being discharged from the hospital after a mild heart attack, Mr. Bush's running mate, Dick Cheney, has taken over the task of setting up an administration that is not quite official yet.

Four days after leaving the hospital where he was recovering from a mild heart attack, Mr. Cheney has plunged into the nuts and bolts of setting up an administration that is not quite official yet.

But they're still not quite official.

Moorer declined to go into details about her impending divorce, saying it's "not quite" official, but did offer, "I don't think any divorce is ever good.

On a slew of official and not-quite-official mixtapes — "Bang" and "Sosa Baby" are the best — Chief Keef shows off a preternatural gift for catchy hooks.

Amar'e Stoudemire had plenty to say in his not-quite-official introduction to New York, whether the topic was knees, Knicks or LeBron James.

— Mitt Romney will address Republican leaders from around the country here on Friday, as he assumes with some fanfare the mantle of the party's not-quite-official presidential nominee.

For days, weeks even, rumors, broad hints, anonymous confirmations and not-quite-official pronouncements have ricocheted across the Internet that Ms. Streisand — Brooklyn's favorite daughter of song, Williamsburg émigré, Erasmus Hall High School alumna — would give a concert at the new Barclays Center arena at Atlantic Yards.

When we wrote about the not-quite-official soft launch of Skyfire v0.85 a few weeks back, one little morsel slipped through the cracks.