Sentence examples for quite square from inspiring English sources

That doesn't quite square.

As my source put it, "The Bullingdon was quite square.

The picture didn't quite square, and its crookedness only intrigued and delighted me more.

Nevertheless, Mr Mead can't quite square up to the reality of America's weakening influence.

Which doesn't quite square with what Norris told Lumpe: "I never heard of Joyce Hatto until the recent news items".

But there's an intense naturalism in her portrayal that doesn't quite square with Ms. Kurtz's drolly drawn caricature.

The problem is that neither the score nor Conlon's interpretation quite squares with its supposed genesis.

Today, more than 30% of residents claim Chinese ancestry and the city is, by the standards of most western countries, remarkably easygoing – though this ideal of harmony never quite squared with immigrants' own experiences.

Unfortunately, this tale of Joey Jones (Statham), a haunted, disgraced ex-Special Forces officer living on the streets of London who befriends Sister Cristina (Agata Buzek), a wildly conflicted Polish nun, gets tripped up by a kind of forced nobility that never quite squares with the movie's sporadic mayhem.

But the one-bedroom, not quite 600 square feet, was on the small side.

Still, at not quite 1,000 square feet, the space was unacceptably small.