Sentence examples for quite think from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Ruben didn't quite think it was going to happen, he said.

I can't quite think my way clear to a coherent political position.

Yeah, I'm keeping him alive in a way that I didn't quite think through.

To be voted in this position, I don't quite think they must have thought 'oh he's a lovely bloke'.

Ray is guilt-ridden, compromised and a dirty cop, but I don't quite think he's a murderer.

"You never quite think of it as a life or death sort of thing – even if they say it is.

But I'd never quite thought the male gaze could function equally well in fiction.

"[I] had not quite thought about it," the Flaming Lips' singer said.

In retrospect, Ms. Thomson said, "no one quite thought of it as a story about the BBC".

There are a number of good ways to use this data that no one has quite thought of yet".

I've never quite thought about it that way.