Sentence examples for think she quite from inspiring English sources

He said, "I don't think she quite knew how the Electoral College worked before I invented Politics".

I don't think she quite understood, but she was too polite to say".

But there is a mysteriousness — indeed, a mysticism — to this music that I don't think she quite grasps.

"I was trying to convince Stella McCartney to do a line of 'Stella' blouses," she says, "but I don't think she quite understood".

I always enjoy an appearance by Dr. Seuss (in this case THE LORAX,) as well as ETHAN Allen, the patriot who fought tirelessly for our right to own mass-produced furniture [I don't think she quite has that right.

There's no denying it's uniqueness, but the judges don't think she quite fits into the competition.

"She wasn't quite the pure English rose, and I think she copped quite a bit of prejudice".

"I wasn't quite sure how she was going to pull it off, and I don't think she was quite sure how she was going to pull it off.

"We auditioned quite a few women presenters, but they kept saying, 'Oh, no, I don't think she's quite right,' " Ms. Rogers said.

I think she was quite shaken.

Because, I think, she was quite traumatised.