Sentence examples for quite point from inspiring English sources
The Chicago faculty is more rightward-leaning than that of other top law schools, but if teaching alongside some of the most formidable conservative minds in the country had any impact on Mr. Obama, no one can quite point to it.
Minor characters, not quite point-of-view but not flat, either, always threaten to overpopulate the book.
Mr. Emanuel has been walking a careful line: saying sweeping changes are needed but, at the same time, never quite pointing out a failing or misstep by Mr. Daley.
The head is small, with thickly-furred ears that are small and quite pointed at the tips.
A quite ridiculous point.
But that's not quite the point.
At 15-all, a quite ridiculous point.
As you quite rightly point out, the government should pause.
Fair enough, but that's not quite the point.
At 15-30 Djokovic plays a quite brilliant point.
But that is probably not quite the point of providing insurance to brokerage accounts.
