Sentence examples for quite sum from inspiring English sources

These summaries don't quite sum him up.

Maybe Texas is so big that it needed one easy symbol, and a 'T' or a cowboy boot or a chicken-fried steak didn't quite sum it up.

While those four words don't quite sum up the whole of the human condition, they might stand as a concise summary of Mr. Baumbach's recent movies.

The title of Dan Melchior's current album, "Bitterness, Spite, Rage and Scorn" (In the Red Records), doesn't quite sum up his songs, which also have the exuberance of garage-rock and a streak of art-rock drone.

Regardless of how many up-and-comers like Corine's Cuisine are optimistic about hot sauce, such optimism doesn't quite sum up the magnitude of the market shift.

Sometimes nothing quite sums up how you're feeling like a good song.

Everyone else has had their say on Jürgen Klopp taking the Liverpool job, but no one has quite summed it up like Tim Bradford:.

Still, nothing quite sums up the reality that the United States remains, as former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright put it, "the indispensable nation," as does the attention the world pays to what are, technically, strictly U.S. domestic affairs.

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Mysteriously, Little Village didn't quite amount to the sum of their parts – but this was a great song.

It gets to be quite a sum.