Sentence examples for quite served from inspiring English sources

Blacks have not, like gays, quite served as a common enemy.

Incredibly, yet another free site has become white-hot popular, because it's found yet another purpose not quite served by anyone else.

"It created a culture of things that didn't quite fit, didn't quite suit and didn't quite serve," he says.

The music had a jaunty drive that didn't quite serve the genre, and there was little about the choral writing that could be called experimental.

Not even the decipherment of hieroglyphics at the beginning of the 19th century, and the discovery that most of what the Egyptians had written consisted of spells, royal propaganda, and tax returns, could quite serve to frustrate the impulse.

The lectures do not quite serve as a painless general summation of his thought: "I do not think I will give you my teaching in the form of a pill," he warns.

As the play-by-play announcers, reduced to two for storytelling's sake, Christopher McDonald mouths Mel Allen's signature line, "How about that!," and Joe Grifasi repeats Phil Rizzuto's "Holy cow!" But they never quite serve the story as the Greek chorus the script seems to intend.

These videos don't quite serve the utilitarian function that Clark had put forth — that of saving her time and energy by furnishing her interrogators with workable answers — but they do convey a sensibility that suits the brand: cheeky, sexy, a little Dada.

'Farms' wouldn't quite serve for a collection of a thousand giant machines.

BetaBait doesn't quite serve the same function as a service like LaunchRock — it's less about managing the beta testing process and more about finding the users you need for those tests.

This sentiment is developed and made more explicit later when the respondent intimates that the problem may be systemic - It's just about pushing them in that direction and perhaps that's where our school education doesn't quite serve everybody as well as it should.