Sentence examples for quite suited from inspiring English sources

Once I did that I found it quite suited me.

The actors have strong voices, but many are not quite suited to their roles.

Even Alt-J isn't pretentious enough to rebuff such enthusiasm, though its stage persona still isn't quite suited to it.

Even many allies regarded him as not quite suited to the tactical game of politics, while his opponents scorned him as naive and simple-minded.

His attention was turning to grander but more manageable things, as if the batting of a doe's eyelashes, or little April showers going drip-drip-drop, were no longer quite suited, or satisfying, to a man of the world.

At the apex of each jump they seemed to hang, suspended, vaguely avian, a group of prehistoric near-birds not quite suited to life on land, not quite comfortable with their wings' ability to keep them aloft.

Obviously the English game didn't quite suit him.

But pure joy doesn't quite suit him.

Nobody can be a dark horse who does not quite suit the Progressives.

I had a couple of possibilities this summer but they didn't quite suit me.

But it soon becomes clear that this new role doesn't quite suit him.