Sentence examples for quite sold from inspiring English sources

Yet they haven't quite sold out.

Chicago is not quite sold on Rex Grossman as the starter for next season.

I say she adopted it because I wasn't quite sold on the idea.

She had heard about new skis for women, but she is not quite sold on them yet.

There are tears in Draper's eyes, but you know that he isn't quite sold on the noble sentiment.

The Dynamo's BBVA Compass Stadium (which was not quite sold out) looks to be an inviting place, but with football lines on the field can we please dispense with this "soccer-specific stadium" mumbo jumbo.

In the end, the sculpture didn't quite sell as planned.

A group that size would almost, but not quite, sell out a performance of "Avenue Q" at the Golden Theater, one of the smallest on Broadway.

But if Judith Krantz the novelist can't quite sell Judith Krantz the ordinary person, she finds pay dirt in Judith Krantz the would-be consultant.

Bonnaroo didn't quite sell out its 80,000 tickets this year — an exact attendance figure was unavailable — which may be in part the result of high gas prices.

Hunt does perfectly fine with a script that calls for standard issue spunkiness and weeping, though she can't quite sell the clearly preposterous romance.