Sentence examples for quite recreate from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure we could quite recreate this anyway.

"For one moment, a combination of things you can't quite recreate changes you".

He pored over commercial illustration books from the 1960s and '70s and sent images to the show's marketing team, which couldn't quite recreate the look he was after.

The show can't quite recreate the immersive experience of, say, the Church of San Francesco in Arezzo, which is filled top to bottom with Piero frescos; that would be an event as miraculous as the founding of Sansepolcro.

Manufacturers can't quite recreate the same experience because Apple has developed its own chip and software solution.

The forces can step in to fill a gap in security guards or make up a crowd, but they can't quite recreate the feeling when the public flooded the area for the Diamond Jubilee celebrations earlier in this spectacular summer.

Stephanie Seymour sat next to Mr. Wu, not quite recreating an image from the designer's spring advertising campaign in which Ms. Seymour, in short shorts, sits atop a banquette with her legs around Mr. Wu, seated in a tux.

All of which suggests that this may be more along the lines of Spamalot, a wildly successful show that mines the tropes of Python while not quite recreating its original spirit.

Rather than entirely deconstructing or obliterating the recognizable in their painted imagery, the Photo Realists sought nearly, but not quite, to recreate the real and thus suggest an ambiguity between that and what is imagined.

You could quite easily recreate it on your own but without the specific software and server stack that they've made available I doubt you'd have the same out-of-the-box satisfaction.

We can, in fact, recreate quite a lot of that moment.