Sentence examples for quite suggest from inspiring English sources

The day I spend with them does not quite suggest the stuff of cliched rock excess.

The number of complaints, at 2,425 cannot be ignored, although it does not quite suggest that the BBC is way out of touch with the national mood – a figure 10 times greater would.

But, lacking a bone-deep familiarity with the legacy of waste in the British underclass, they can't quite suggest the well of doom and exhaustion that informs their characters' behavior.

Taken together, their names do not quite suggest serious influence and irresistible momentum – if May is going to ever get the top job, she will have to win a few more influential friends.

Malcolm Turnbull didn't quite suggest that the residential housing market would be wiped off the map à la the fate predicted for Whyalla under a carbon tax, but he went close.

Without wishing to seem ageist, neither Janet Dale as the selfish Doris nor Routledge as the amiable Doreen quite suggest women in mid-career living in fear of redundancy.

The film never quite suggests that Mr. Giuliani had an affair with Ms. Lategano (Michelle Nolden).

Leonid Sarafanov was the most aerial, effortless and noiseless of the three Spectres I saw without quite suggesting any sensual perfume.

Against the skeptical view of the achievement of the American Revolution, one can easily posit a view more radical than even the ideology of radical Whigs quite suggests.

The Concertante is at least more concise, with a scrumptious tune for its central slow movement, but it never quite suggests real character or definition.

Gyassi Zardes put down a marker for the future too, without ever quite suggesting he had definitively arrived at international level.