Sentence examples for quite to explain from inspiring English sources

There he played an important role (Fitzgerald tries but fails quite to explain it) in cracking the Nazi's Enigma codes.

I can't quite begin to explain quite where I am," she said.

The last result for moderate diseases, the positive association with a perceived decrease of loss of houses and animals, is quite difficult to explain, although the association was also rather weak.

"It is quite hard to explain.

The woman seemed quite keen to explain things.

Statistically, Augsburg's success is quite hard to explain.

It's quite difficult to explain, but I think certain people are drawn to certain sounds".

It is quite difficult to explain the extent of her crimes.

"It's quite hard to explain – but it's a lifestyle and it's massively appealing.

In fact, they seem to be problems with bodies, their sufferings never merely verbal and never quite possible to explain.

Clearly the prejudices acquired by age 18 are not quite sufficient to explain the impact of lovers acquired afterwards.