Sentence examples for quite reading from inspiring English sources

"Some people take pride in being bitten; I actually think it's a minor failure because if the dog is in a position where it feels it can bite you, you're not quite reading the situation correctly".

He could not quite read yet, and disliked feeling that he was missing out on something.

It transpired during the Republican race last year that Rick Santorum had not quite read his own book.

Of Angela, Esmail tells Variety that: "You can just never quite read her.

Little phrases appear among those clouds but I can't quite read them.

I couldn't quite read Mr. Okamura's handwriting, so I set out again to discover what he had wanted to point out.

And when you see Brenda Ann Kenneally's photos of her, you get to know her in quiet moments that you don't quite read or hear.

But I can't quite read The Transmigration of Bodies as a serious, or even a comic, take on the carnage of the drugs wars.

I say "appears" because Otis's dialogue, like that of the survivors, is text only, and is done in type so small I could not quite read it.

From afar, the building looks like a three-letter word that I can't quite read, rendered in sci-fi letters against the sky.

The all-powerful leader who couldn't quite read the writing on the wall, the angry leader who kept trying military solutions to ease sectarian strife?