Sentence examples for quite part of from inspiring English sources
La Samaritaine, now no longer quite part of Paris, cannot be returned to Paris as a luxury hotel.
Although the Styrons inhabited a thoroughly southern world, the Tidewater was not quite part of the deep south.
Last year he sang the same song, and of course, Renault was not quite part of the show.
Walter Hagen, Bobby Jones, Sam Snead and Ben Hogan had won it more as a curio that was never quite part of the tour.
In many law firms, it's not quite part of the fabric yet, but at least we're seeing it in the thread.
They try to fit in: Fred decides to become a writer, his wife takes up charity work and the kids do what they can to survive in their new schools, but they're never quite part of the respectable community.
A bad and quite eerie part of town.
So imported consumer goods are a quite small part of the import picture.
"They are quite literally part of him, just like they will always be part of America," Mr. Obama said.
But a less visible question-mark also hangs over a quite different part of the empire: Vivendi Universal Entertainment (VUE).
But for months after my father's homicide, I didn't quite feel part of a movement at all.
