Sentence examples for quite predicted from inspiring English sources

Frankly, no one could have quite predicted the depths to which parliament has sunk.

But no one quite predicted the intensity of the dispute over the results themselves.

Nobody quite predicted a pennant or playoff, but the reality was, rather than abandoning every hope, the Mets are 10-9.

A cover story like this week's "Prep-School Predators" was bound to generate a lot of discussion, but no one quite predicted the outpouring of reader comments following its online publication.

No one quite predicted the extent that these new methods would basically cancel out the old ones.

A pandemic is like an earthquake that we expect but cannot quite predict.

So although pre-crime systems can't quite predict murder yet, it may only be a matter of time.

Her menagerie sojourn didn't quite predict her scintillating future, but it was nonetheless where her Broadway career began.

While something like 'Daveheart' is a plain balladic acoustic, I also like to use language and rhyme in ways you can't quite predict.

Any award for children — to children — is a bet on a future that one can't quite predict, but which might be better.

They started drawing "Ciudad" in 1997, as an exercise, said Mr. Castillo: "It was a form of training for an emergency that we do not yet know, and that we can't quite predict".