Sentence examples for quite the model from inspiring English sources

A recent New Yorker profile painted Cranston as quite the model of actorly intensity.

The publication of Mother Teresa's letters reveals that she was not quite the model of total faith that she seemed.

But at least according to his old friend Martin Amis, Hitchens's unfailingly stylish prose is not quite the model of impeccable English tailoring it first appears.

"It is so unfair to pull out one element of a bigger picture -- a very small percentage of the whole picture -- and say, 'This is what works.' " Uganda is indeed a model for nations fighting AIDS, but it is not quite the model the religious right would like to believe.

Though quite simple, the model allows recovering some physical key aspect, on the fluid/structure interaction, thanks to the quasi-steady aerodynamic approximation employed.

There is one significant tax cut that does not quite fit the model.

Quite consistently, the model shows that Thr34 increases about 7-fold within 3 minutes and Thr75 decreases by ~35% following a 5-minute stimulation of 10 μM dopamine.

Nevertheless, like inattentional blindness, satisfaction of search is not quite the right model system for incidental findings.

Providing a unique and powerful way to visualize or interpret a huge amount of data is turning into quite the business model.

Quite the role models!

The problem is that some don't seem to quite understand how the model should work.