Sentence examples for quite proof from inspiring English sources

The facility, built by a company called Coskata, is not quite proof that a new era is at hand for American transportation fuels.

His selection of the orifice size made that quite true (proof by selection, so to speak).

But there is one quite simple proof here, which is that you can, for the money, have a civilised life.

As the portraits of parvenu heiresses here suggest, pearls — unlike colored stones or even diamonds — are quite miraculously proof against vulgarity, even when flaunted wholesale by vulgarians.

And so Magic Moment nearly works, but not quite: further proof, should you need it, that making a Christmas record is tougher than you might think.

Secretary of state is a great resume-builder, and the vast majority of the United States' top diplomats have emerged from the job quite popular (proof here).

This is not quite conclusive proof but the evidence that studying maths, for example, will get you higher wages is very strong.

As the portraits of parvenu heiresses here suggest, pearls unlike colored stones or even diamonds are quite miraculously proof against vulgarity, even when flaunted wholesale by vulgarians.

The Bitcloud project is in such early days that it has yet to decide quite what proof of bandwidth actually entails, but the team is confident they will flesh out the white spaces.

If not quite recession proof, weddings are recession resistant.

"We have quite clear proof that these accusations are unfounded," he says.