Sentence examples for quite return from inspiring English sources

Wrap them around a great song and they'll take you places you don't ever quite return from.

In the François role there is Clément (Louis Garrel, Veraa's colleague, confidant and sometime lover, whose ardor she can never quite return.

I have nail marks in my palms, a rapid heart rate that may never quite return to normal and a deep sense of despair that humanity is doomed.

These pronouncements – not quite return day trips from enlightenment into the colonial retrograde – coincide with his waning political will to amend the constitution during this parliamentary term so it meaningfully recognises Indigenous Australians.

Injuries did not quite return to haunt the striker, not in the way that led to him being sidelined for long stretches at Arsenal in any case, though fitness issues seemed to hamper him in each of his last two seasons, with Moyes worried he was not getting the right treatment and Van Gaal expressing concern that he was not involved in games as much as he should be.

When Apn1 was coexpressed with Mag in the Δapn1 strain, the steady state level of AP sites fell dramatically, but it should be noted that it did not quite return to wild type levels (Fig. 2, Expt. #5).

He was not quite returned to his body yet.

pay hasn't quite returned to its heady, prerecession levels — but it certainly seems headed there.

Not that Mid-City has quite returned to its prestorm state.

And he didn't say, 'Oh no, it's got nothing to do with that.'" Life still has not quite returned to normal.

The near-empty gym was a jarring reminder that the N.B.A. has not quite returned to normal after a 149-day lockout.