Sentence examples for quite satisfy from inspiring English sources

But they do not quite satisfy expectations.

Wavering between fact and fiction, the book does not quite satisfy as either.

"When I went to collect it it didn't quite satisfy me," she says.

A drive to identify "perceptual categories" doesn't quite satisfy in this regard.

There is something in women that nothing can quite satisfy except ritualistic confusion along well-established lines.

And yet, like a doctor with repetitive strain injury in his wrist, the film doesn't quite satisfy.

Alternatives in respect of satisfaction were "very satisfied", "quite satisfied", "difficult to say", "rather unsatisfied" and "very unsatisfied".

Table 1 Percentage distributions of individuals aged 18 64 according to their friendship relationships   % Frequency of meeting friends  More than once per week 46.9 Once per week or several times a month 42.6  Sometimes per year or less often or without friends 10.5 Satisfaction with friendship relationships  Very satisfied 27.4  Quite satisfied 60.7 Not satisfied 11.9 Total 25,190.

This performance, said Aad Jacobs, the former equity analyst who runs ING, "not quite satisfies what we envisaged".

So progress, when it takes place, is measured in haphazard half-steps, which never quite satisfies investors who want certainty.Mr Draghi is in an entirely different position.

Never Quite Satisfied Jefferson would have appreciated the variations and eccentricities of his fellow practitioners, as a visit to Monticello makes clear.