Sentence examples for quite recognised from inspiring English sources

From Hogarth and Gillray to Scarfe and Bell it's never quite recognised as one of our strongest lines.

He was never quite recognised coming back from Beijing with the two gold medals, the bronze and the silver.

In truth, like any "promising" 29-year-old actress not quite recognised by the general public, Michelle Williams needs a breakthrough role quickly.

When's the next bus; what's that not-quite-recognised tune; how much would that conveniently bar-coded product cost somewhere else; is that really horse on the menu: the combination of local data and cloud computing answers questions in any circumstance a user might find himself.As well as letting people do ever more on their phones, apps let them do ever more things off their phones, too.

But, hang on, isn't Sofia Coppola quite good, recognised to be a talented and successful director?

Patients with quite well-recognised functional characteristics (FEV1 <45%, total lung capacity >100%, residual volume >150% of pred, arterial carbon dioxide tension ≤60 mmHg, arterial oxygen tension ≤45 mmHg and >140 m in the 6MWT) are likely to benefit from ELVR.

Stare long enough into Recognised Faces, it seems, and Recognised Faces also stare into you.  .

Reported mortality rates for AHT in the studies mentioned above are quite similar: 15 23% of all recognised cases of AHT die before or shortly after presentation [ 17, 20, 25, 37].

A few people recognised Di Natale but more recognised Cohen.

Tarantino appeared in Not Quite Hollywood, coining the term "Aussie-sploitation", which Hartley adapted to the far-more-succinct "Ozploitation", now a fully-recognised film movement with a Wikipedia page and everything.

It's a recognised problem.