Sentence examples for that not quite from inspiring English sources
Aren't we all used to that? (Not quite).
But in Hesse's hands it's not quite like that – not quite.
And there's that not quite convincing bit about how "Art is seeing things".
Apart from that, not quite sure I totally get the challenge... it is to eat up the store cupboard staples?
Another is they like the entrance quite small, only about like that, not quite even two inches in diameter if it's a knot hole.
He speaks with a trace of an accent that, not quite Southern, is distinctly not from New Jersey, and he is careful to limit his first impressions of the state to the peculiarities of New Jersey highway jughandles and the "harrowing experience" of driving on U.S. 1 in rush hour.
So, a very complex statement, that not-quite-lie.
"What's that?" she said, when asked if they'd tied that not-quite-marital knot.
"The whole island is a cage, and the ocean is the bars to it," Danae tells Tierra, in that not-quite-child's voice she has.
No matter how preposterous, Mr. Schumacher's films almost always have a certain pop je ne sais quoi; they're hooky like a chart-topping song, like that not-quite-dumb-enough television show you just can't stop watching.
Now ATO Records has released "Bob Dylan in the 80s: Vol. One," a collection of covers by artists from Deer Tick to Bonnie "Prince" Billy and Reggie Watts, which shines a light on that not-quite-lost decade.
