Sentence examples for quite produced from inspiring English sources

So instead, Mr. Lodato's play was consigned to Workshop Hell, an all-too-crowded netherworld where shows are not quite produced but also not quite forgotten.

Even during his retirement years, Jefferson's intensive efforts at completing the renovations never quite produced the masterpiece of neoclassical design he wanted to achieve and that modern-day visitors to Monticello find so compelling.

Now the Red Sox intend to talk to him, one more indication that their efforts to find someone to replace the departed Terry Francona have not quite produced a candidate to their liking.

Like with the bat, Stokes hasn't quite produced of the ball with late, partly because of the job he has been asked to do.

"They also have players in the middle of the park who haven't quite produced like James Morrison, Chris Brunt and Paul Scharner - so that maybe needs to be looked at.

King clarified, "A typical Madonna show is quite produced, She likes things large, she likes things theatrical, but this time, being that Confessions on a Dance Floor is an intimate album, we want to try to make people have an intimate experience as well as a big produced theatrical experience.

"It was everything we hoped he could produce, that he didn't quite produce in the 10,000m, as brave as it was.

Each such victory enhances Mr Morales's status as a liberator, preparing the way for the next one.Will popularity create the political dominance that elections did not quite produce?

It is a sign that the Labour leader still does not quite produce the "Yes he can" feeling in his own ranks, let alone decisive momentum in the country at large.

For smaller-scale home or office use, they still don't quite produce enough electricity from urine to justify the space and expense.

Very engaging but rarely elating, this show is a skilful confection that doesn't quite produce the inspired sugar-rush of magic that's required.