Sentence examples for quite sinking from inspiring English sources

Now the bank and its shareholders are reaping the whirlwind as new chief executive Bill Winters battles to right a ship that isn't quite sinking, but certainly listing.

On the other hand, the group's material sometimes falls victim to that same superficiality: too many Fountains of Wayne songs stick in your head without quite sinking in.

"To be honest it's still not quite sinking in.

"It hasn't quite sunk in yet.

It hasn't quite sunk in.

She said: "It hasn't quite sunk in yet.

What he achieved at Medinah may never quite sink in.

The fundamental message, that women are people and not objects, has not quite sunk in.

North By Northwest never quite sinks to slapstick, but it is a sophisticated rollercoaster.

'I felt it had never quite sunk in how famous he had become,' she says.

"I don't think what happened today has quite sunk in yet," Streelman said.