Sentence examples for quite recapture from inspiring English sources

But there was always an inchoate flavor to the experience that I could never quite recapture.

But for many of the founding fathers of the scene, nothing would ever quite recapture those heady early days.

Not surprisingly this disc does not quite recapture the graceful perfection of "Oh, Inverted World"; it is not easy to follow up an album that sounds like an accident.

I doubt that Kelsey Grammer will ever quite recapture the brilliant buffoonery he displays here, or that there will ever be brighter days for a supporting troupe which makes even the smallest characters into main attractions in their own right.

Led the side to their series-clinching third Test victory Rob Kearney B- Struggled for fitness early in the tour and could never quite recapture his sharpest form Dan Lydiate A- influentialy influential back-row presence.

A sequel that looks back to but does not quite recapture the spirit of an earlier novel is the perfect form in which to evoke that feeling of having to carry on, and of trying to make yourself have fun even when it starts to hurt.

He never quite recaptured the rapture, though he came close several times.

After 1919 the five artists never quite recaptured the inspired vigour of their early years.

Changing musical fashions meant the Four Tops never quite recaptured the success they had enjoyed in the Sixties.

But then the Saints lost two consecutive games and never quite recaptured their top form during the finals.

Since then, he has made a lot more money, and twelve more full-length movies, without quite recapturing the purity of "E.T".