Sentence examples for quite rose from inspiring English sources
However, Sutherland's star never quite rose as high as his supporters hoped.
Scungilli never quite rose to the level of delicacy and tended not to appear on American restaurant menus.
The FX show is a well-made, enjoyable series that was created with the best of intentions but somehow never quite rose to greatness.
Not that it was a bad apology, but it never quite rose to the level I'd expected, and so I declined.
On the whole, these letters back up West's complaint that her literary reputation never quite rose to the level she deserved.
Simplicissimus never quite rose between wars to its pre-1914 stheureffort effort which went into Dada and Surrealist publications in Germany and France in the '20s, when art itself became an object of social satire, meant a loss to other comic publications.
The other elements didn't quite rise to the occasion.
It's a smart cookie that doesn't quite rise.
It's good, but it doesn't quite rise above the level of a side dish.
It's the sculpture itself that doesn't quite rise to the occasion.
But the characters never quite rise above New Yorker-cartoon-style caricature.
