Sentence examples for quite snap from inspiring English sources

Even from a distance of 5 or 10 feet, the face does not quite snap into focus.

Andy Roddick taught everyone that, and for whatever reason, she doesn't quite snap her wrist, doesn't quite go for it.

Once Central Intelligence hits its stride (and prior to Bob Stone's appearance the comedy doesn't quite snap together) the film is impossible to fully dislike.

But her disinterest in reality leaves her so brittle that, with just a little bit more scrutiny, she could quite easily snap.

Big tech companies also have been quite acquisitive, snapping up promising AI startups of all stages.

A long, flimsy leash, which could have quite easily snapped or been gnawed through, leaving the tiger to take a chunk out of any one of the hundreds of men, women and children nonchalantly walking past it, like a fucking tiger walking around in a city was the most normal thing in the world.

It's as if Jack, who keeps dozing off at inopportune moments, never quite manages to snap himself awake.

"It could, and quite likely would, snap and lunge at anyone approaching it closely and could project its head and jaws 12 to 18 inches in any direction".

Since Google+ has Instant Upload capabilities, you'll be able to choose from everything that you snap, quite easily.

I do snap quite quickly, which I used to be very placid.

All appearance of complexity is in the eye of the viewer as they slip on as easily as a breeze, looking cerebral but actually being quite a snap, and practical to boot.