Sentence examples for quite transform from inspiring English sources

My curiosity didn't quite transform into hope, but a seed had been planted.

Yet the career resurgence didn't quite transform into more iconic roles.

His immense good fortune in getting Bellamy on loan in the transfer window did not quite transform the situation.

Like the players, D'Antoni may have been getting acclimated for the coming season, one in which the long-awaited free-agent bonanza of 2010 may have changed the Knicks' fortunes even if it did not quite transform them.

The alternative makes it necessary for diners to go indoors to the dining room, where lovely linens can't quite transform the 60's rumpus room décor or compensate for the lack of that fabulous view.

And if the government were to be able to put into place all the change it would like to see, if it were to realise its vision for Italy, it would quite transform the economy.

This extraordinary city had emerged from the vibrant and colourful 60s quite transformed.

If you can do a life review with a forgiving heart, your last 30 years will be quite transformed.

McKee appears here, too, quite transformed and brilliant as the dowdy, spinster daughter of Mrs Railton-Bell.

The old oak, quite transformed, spreading out a canopy of juicy, dark greenery, basked, barely swaying, in the rays of the evening sun.

The resulting silhouette, so much in contrast with placid Classical design, quite transformed the idea of what a city or church group should look like, either from within or from a distance as an ensemble.