Sentence examples for quite repeated from inspiring English sources

Coulson never quite repeated the modest success of "The Odd Trump".

The Japanese government has expressed its deep remorse and heartfelt apology for wartime actions – though the current prime minister has not quite repeated that apology – and acknowledged that many non-combatants were killed.

For the critics, however, this was a forgivable aspect of a young writer's precocity, and they were generous in a way that was never quite repeated in Styron's career.

The man himself has never quite repeated the impact he made at Euro 2004, but if he is to be believed now, Rooney has never played as well for England as he did in the second half against Croatia in September.

Yet history is not quite repeating itself.

History, thank goodness, is not quite repeating itself.

History does not quite repeat itself, of course, and the present situation is new.

Equinoxe didn't quite repeat the success of Oxygène, but sales of 10m certainly beats a kick in the teeth.

Brandon Bass scored 12 points for the Celtics, who could not quite repeat their comeback in the series opener.

On the day that one champion retired and another champion could not quite repeat, a new champion won the first marathon he ever ran.

Glamorgan could not quite repeat those heroics at Swansea where Nottinghamshire moved above Essex into second place after racking up 281 for six, thanks in no small part to an unbeaten 103 from Adam Voges.