Sentence examples for quite show from inspiring English sources

But it did not​ quite show up until now.

I felt that he didn't quite show enough at the time, at 15 or 16.

That was when ‘I began looking at how you could talk about a particular subject, but not quite show yourself.

What we so often hear isn't quite "Show Boat," but one of the three 1929, 1936, & 1946 film versions.

(Changing into her nightie on a train, the peek-a-boo camera practically begs you to consider what it won't quite show: her naked form).

Whereas one of the others can't even quite show us a bodily coherence like a single sure stroke of draftsmanship that flows through torso and arm, she can.

But the movie never quite showed its hand.

Yet, on the one hand, not even "Festival Dance" quite shows how exceptional an artist Mr. Morris can be.

But he has not quite shown the indefinable spark that often accompanies a true third-year leap.

All season long South Sydney have been there or thereabouts without ever quite showing the consistency of form and momentum that had so many so hopeful last year.

For the bulls, the rebound in technology stocks never quite showed up the way a few thought it might.