Sentence examples for quite right there from inspiring English sources

Actually, he's not quite right there, as I'll explain in a minute.

Well obviously he's not thinking – there's obviously something not quite right there, because I think it's the third time he's done it now".

The Greeks were quite right there.

There's something not quite right there.

He is quite right: there can be no world peace unless there is peace among the various faith groups.

Because nothing is put back quite right, "there is no possible way you can be confident that there is nothing there for you," he said.

"They think I won't know what to do in the kitchen, but I think I am quite all right there".

"I called Koleman and said, 'Something is not quite right -- there seems to be no effect between file sharing and sales".' Amy Weiss, an industry spokeswoman, expressed incredulity at what she deemed an "incomprehensible" study, and she ridiculed the notion that a relatively small sample of downloads could shed light on the universe of activity.

"I think it's quite right that there is a public record of what led to such a significant change".

That slogan is not quite right, since there is not just a fault with reality but our attitude to it.

Reviewers have described his novels as thrillers, which is never quite right – but there are parts of the story that stand out as thrilling, next to other parts that are meditative, and others that are psychologically baffling.