Sentence examples for quite raise from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure what it is, what is wrong with my nervous constitution, but when I lived there, I couldn't quite raise myself to anger or to hatred.

"When I read descriptions in novels that did not quite raise my imagination to the heights I thought they should, I would pull out the Grand Hotel," wrote Fellini, recalling his childhood.

We predict While Ferrari's decision to opt for an "evolutionary" design for their car doesn't quite raise the hopes that McLaren's all-new racer provides, it's clear the Maranello maestros are determined not to settle for second best.

However, experts warn that we shouldn't quite raise the victory flag just yet.

The idea of such liberal, unrelated men and women sharing a house was bad enough, but nothing quite raised hackles like the kiss between the first man and first woman to arrive.

Officials said that if the spouses were to explain they had been married thousands of miles apart over the Internet, it would quite likely raise a red flag.

Consideration of the reported possible instability of mesophile-derived C. cellulolyticum cohesin domains (17) could quite justifiably raise concerns about the ability of the chimeric scaffoldin used in this study to survive the 60°C assay conditions used.

A linesman, quite wrongly, raised his flag.

"It quite understandably raises questions about promises politicians make.

"But we've turned it around enough; maybe they're not quite as raised up as they used to be".

Memorable in its own way is a raucous duet for the two ugly stepsister figures called "I'm So Over Men," which quite properly raises the roof.