Sentence examples for quite push from inspiring English sources

Though La Havas's first album, "Is Your Love Big Enough?," from 2012, nabbed a Mercury Prize nomination, it didn't quite push her into the spotlight.

Also, during that halcyon era, can you remember when Everton couldn't quite push through the signing of Joao Moutinho from Sporting Lisbon?

He pummels Catherine with lines like, "I've known you all my life; I've yet to see you understand anything," but Mr. Compton can't quite push the needle all the way up the bitterness scale.

As strong as Williams is, she could not quite push through the pressure of history and a free-swinging Kerber, who pulled off the 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 upset at Rod Laver Arena.

For the singular reason of wishing to avoid the USSR's horrible fate, they never quite push intransigence over intellectual property protection and subsidized exports to the break point.

Turner found the music perfectly fitting, but stated, "You may also be disappointed that the graphics don't quite push the GameCube.

But there is the sense that Ms. Kravas is not quite pushing as fiercely and insistently as she might.

As winter comes to a close, the famine has not proved as lethal as feared, leaving millions in the vicinity of the grave without quite pushing them in.

He never quite pushes budget showdowns to the limit to discredit Republicans, but he never offers enough to the members of the Republican common-sense caucus to tempt them to break ranks.

It's not quite pushing up the daisies yet, but nor is it far from shuffling off its mortal coil and joining the Choir Invisible.

They've been producing some very handsome mechanicals for years but nothing has quite pushed the envelope like this series of monsters.