Sentence examples for quite specify from inspiring English sources

Never has the word "something" been used more often for what a narrator remembers but cannot quite specify.

As the season begins, Maura Pfefferman Jeffrey Tamborr) is unhappy for reasons she can't quite specify, and a growing awareness of her white and trans privilege means she feels embarrassed about her discontent.

In Middle East policy, the authors complain, the State Department has deviated from "moral principles and common sense" and needs to be "yanked back into line".The authors do not quite specify where the department's sins lie, but provide hints.

In an uncharacteristically inarticulate floor speech today, Sen. Chris Dodd opposed the bill for reasons he couldn't quite specify, saying that it made him "uneasy" and he "wasn't sure it was sound".

It's simply a personal tax, set at a variable, never quite specified rate.

Benjamin's essay is furiously perceptive, although he never quite specifies how a filmmaker can sustain an explicitly radical agenda within the commercial mainstream.

Its Web site states rather vaguely that it is for those "whose thoughts and acts are built on values," without quite specifying what those values are.

His actual profession, though never quite specified, is more malevolent, and he is currently working on a commission to supply a sexy assassin (Thekla Reuten) with a custom-made weapon.

Authors quite often specified that they learnt about unpublished data at conferences, either through personal contacts or abstracts.

This means that what constitutes a religion is really quite hard to specify even if it is fairly easy to recognise.

Lehmann also mentioned that Postmates is close to reaching one million deliveries per month, though wouldn't specify quite how close.