Sentence examples for quite to get from inspiring English sources

How frustrating, then, to be vastly rich but never quite to get what you want.

To say the choreography of these events is tightly managed is not quite to get at it.

And what is often frustrating about this book, and about Sharpton, is that he does not seem quite to get that -- or, more accurately, he chooses not to.

Here we are, grasping for the full loutishness and not being able quite to get it in the last struggle to break away from the banality of everyday life.

"Plot is quite hard to get right.

"It is quite hard to get across.

It's quite possible to get killed.

It is quite another to get them to market.

"It's quite good, to get your frustration out.

He hasn't quite managed to get it right, though.

"I found it quite tough to get anything going".