Sentence examples for quite solve from inspiring English sources

But the show doesn't really support such treatment, and Mr. McAnuff tries to walk a line between respect and subversive flash that doesn't quite solve the problem.

"There seemed to be so many things that would happen that would kind of stop it, or something would come up, or we couldn't quite solve the puzzle.

That didn't quite solve the problem, since the Tesla loses as much as 10 miles in range for every day it isn't used, and my car sits in the garage during the week.

What will the reader say?" You can sit with a writer, sometimes a very famous, world-talented writer, and sit there in silence because you can't quite solve it.

If, in the end, he does not quite solve the riddle of how to win the small wars of our time, he brilliantly lays bare the newfound limits of Western military power.

The new paper, published yesterday in Current Biology, doesn't quite solve the question of whether cospeciation occurred, but it claims that malaria couldn't possibly have arisen with the advent of agriculture.

Kunkel never quite solves the mystery.

We haven't quite solved it, but we will.

But the mystery presented by his unusual story was not quite solved.

The difference here is that the mystery is never quite solved.

If anything, it has given disputes a higher political profile, and a forum in which they can be argued over incessantly, but seemingly never quite solved.