Sentence examples for this quite makes from inspiring English sources

None of this quite makes sense, of course, but what does these days? .

It is hardly the way to cover a team, but then nothing about this spring training preamble quite makes sense.

The historical record makes this quite clear.

The gangly Merchant, with his 6-foot-7 frame and serious spectacles, is highly adept at this — he is not quite made for this world.

This doesn't quite make sense.

If this does not quite make Grant unique, it definitely makes him an oddity – particularly within an industry that likes to distinguish between the stars that provoke laughter and the stars that provoke lust.

But this doesn't quite make sense.

This couldn't quite make up for a muddled script and schizophrenic direction, but eye-candy is not to be despised).

This doesn't quite make you a real estate agent.

We do not endorse this company and we make this quite clear in the letter we send out.

So, make this quite clear at the outset.