Sentence examples for quite trusted from inspiring English sources

I've never quite trusted the "99% certain" argument since.

"He never quite trusted why he did it," Mr. Lamm said.

You never quite trusted your inclination to be soothed by the cowbells and the pastoral horn calls, the lyrical passages for wistful strings.

He reined in the tempo of the finale so that you never quite trusted the seeming high spirits of this bustling music.

That government faces overwhelming public disapproval of the war, strong pressure from the antiwar Europeans whose club Turkey aspires to join, and a powerful Turkish military that has never quite trusted our promise to keep Iraq intact.

Janie has never quite trusted Kieran; she's always thought that he was one of Sam's Cambridge types, too absorbed in himself, preoccupied with the game of jockeying for intellectual position.

Maybe people don't quite trust it.

"I still don't quite trust myself.

It turns out that he doesn't quite trust her, and she doesn't quite trust him.

But deception it remains, and we never quite trust it.

It's bad enough that I don't quite trust the memory of the cameraman".