Sentence examples for quite stated from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush is vulnerable to the charge never quite stated by Mr Kerry but always in the back of people's minds that he bullied the intelligence agencies into producing evidence to support his long-cherished plan to invade Iraq.

The tunes are repeatedly and obsessively alluded to, but never quite stated in full -- a playfulness hinted at in the name that Mr. Solal has chosen for his 12-piece ensemble, which alludes to a classic style of Greek architecture with 12 columns and to Schoenberg's 12-tone compositional methods.

The first lady never quite stated it, but pretty much everything she did here today -- her fourth upstate visit in six days -- was intended as a reminder of which candidate for the United States Senate had not shown up as promised.

The not-quite-stated, awful truth, by Beryl Lieff Benderly, 8 January 2015.

The not-quite-stated, awful truth 08 January 2015 The National Academies' new report details why doing a postdoc is generally a bad idea.

Similarly, the donor community, who flooded the country with technical and financial assistance, did so out an apparently genuine desire to assist, a wish to "help our brothers"; but this too was coupled with a quite explicitly stated concern to prevent the outbreak from spilling over the borders to neighbouring countries and beyond.

In fact, this pain = results formula is the never-quite-openly-stated promise of the gloss, which is called Lip Venom; its creators say it delivers "fuller, bee-stung lips".

Quite often, the stated views of the party leadership are summarily ignored, as occurred during the last party conference when delegates refused to endorse Charles Kennedy's support for positive gender discrimination within the party.

Moreover, Karzai's demands are just demands that are quite consistent with stated U.S. policy.

No matter how one evaluates the Fed's overall performance, the inflation record since 2009 has actually been quite consistent with its stated target.

Trump may be blatantly irreligious and Pence exotically devout, but our President and Vice-President come together quite well in their stated inability to resist women.