Sentence examples for quite support from inspiring English sources

At this point, she said, the text of the show doesn't quite support that, and Mr. Weidman more or less concurred.

Kristol was at the Harvard Club on Tuesday night, too, supporting his protégé even if he could not quite support Krein's ideological project.

That doesn't quite support the claim that an axe-wielding Blairite ultra has been ditched to carve out space for lefty lurches.

We don't quite support her, not yet at least, but Parker's smart, contained performance does enough to convince us we might if we could just spend a little more time at her side.

The more I think about it, the more the play becomes an attempt to fit moments of tenderness and genuine connection into a world that doesn't quite support it.

This is partly because the human situation in the center of the film does not quite support its philosophical scaffolding and partly because the images, gorgeous as they are, do not in themselves possess the evocative power Mr. Malick intends them to have.

Unfortunately, he never quite supports his claim that the world faces an unprecedented "avalanche of ceaseless change" that renders existing approaches obsolete.

For this reason, once Rice was under attack from the right she drew fire from critics on the left as well, for not quite having opposed the Iraq war while not quite supporting it, for having a weakness for African strongmen, and for generally being representative of the policies of the Presidents (Clinton and Obama) whom she has served.

The example of community leaders who presented an independent list and who benefited from a quite large support in specific locations due to the exceptional backing of local community stakeholders18 tends to confirm this hypothesis.

"We provide quite specialist support with clinicians involved in developing new plans - we provide the right kind external support where necessary.

None of his rivals yet commands quite enough support within UMNO or among voters.