Sentence examples for quite relates from inspiring English sources

But nothing I've seen quite relates to Electric Daisy Carnival--a heady mix of Cirque du Sole stage production, technicolor party people, DJs in t-shirts and lots of young adults from across the cultural spectrum having way too much fun.

"We felt that most content that exists out there is inevitably American something that most of us don't quite relate to," ScoopWhoop co-founder Sattvik Mishra wrote in an e-mail.

Suddenly, the main character is played by an actor or actress who doesn't look or speak at all like how you imagined them to—"that was not supposed to be a Scarlett Johansson role, that character was supposed to be Asian"—and now you can't quite relate to that character or read that book in the same way again.

I still can't quite relate to it.

It was for the kids who never quite related to Shakespeare but loved the stories.

As researchers and authors on the show discussed everything from wrinkles to workouts, Finke listened intently, but couldn't quite relate to people's common concerns.

Grier, with his button-down collar and strangely parted hair, doesn't come off as someone who could ever quite relate to Springsteen.

Their commercial work was quite related to their fine art, making the transition one of changing audiences rather than style or technique.

At home, I couldn't find anyone who could quite relate to the otherness that always lingered in the pit of my stomach.

The images in the show are quite related to the images you would see on those kinds of space so there's a nice dialogue between the two".

The only thing I couldn't quite relate to from my own experience was that some of the things didn't have a beginning, a middle, and an end.