Sentence examples for quite recognizes from inspiring English sources

Often, it begins with some odd behavior nobody quite recognizes at the time, frequently a harbinger of dementia, though in this case Jeanne's longtime "smoker's cough" (she smoked, and mostly denied it, for 50 years) meant chronic pulmonary disease.

He is the friend nobody quite recognizes, the friend everybody assumes came back with somebody else.

"Let go," he tells her, in a voice he doesn't quite recognize.

If given a larger measure or enticed to purchase it, many people will upsize their intake without quite recognizing it.

By then people could be forgiven if they did not quite recognize Mr. Nahassi's new look.

While the series remarkably managed to sustain its cast and credibility across four increasingly ambitious features, Francis Lawrence doesn't quite recognize when it's game over.

What we seem to be dealing with instead is a simple lag: analysts now see that things are bad, but they haven't quite recognized just how bad.

"I didn't quite recognize it for what I think it was, which was an attempt to find confidential information," Gilman said.

That is where American fans will find the world's best players, even if they do not quite recognize the faces and the names.

Michel Gondry's "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" (2004) goes back in time from the bleak aftermath of an affair, in which the two lovers (Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet) don't quite recognize each other, to its tender beginnings.

"One Day" must simultaneously insist that Dexter and Emma are made for each other (why else would their approach-avoidance drama last 20 years?) and that they don't quite recognize the obvious.