Sentence examples for somehow quite from inspiring English sources

Establishing Martin belatedly as a West Coast Woody Allen, it's a love letter to LA and somehow quite charming, despite being a bit creepy.

Ever since his suicide, 10 years earlier, his consciousness has been trapped in the house where he did the deed, without, somehow, quite making its presence known to the people who have come, lived their unremarkable lives there for a while, and then, unlike him, moved away.

The whole series is currently up on 4OD, and its many achievements include making Jack Whitehall play an insufferable idiot who is also somehow quite sweet, and introducing us to the delights of Vod as literary critic: her dismantling of Salman Rushdie was one of the finest moments of the whole run.

These differences indicate that the solar wind obstacles at the two planets are somehow quite different.

But neither denies that happiness is somehow quite important for human well-being.

And yet somehow quite wonderful.

It somehow never quite caught on.

This president feels flat — and somehow not quite genuine.

But somehow not quite as special as you'd hoped.

Predictably, the coffee shop was the same but somehow not quite the same.

Was the Captain – beefy, square-jawed and slightly dull – somehow not quite cutting it with fans?