not quite

It is a clear example of why inflation is not quite the same as the cost of living.

While that may not quite be “the dream,” a functioning stable society shadow-designed by women to sensibly govern the future sounds grand.

I haven’t even gotten to the jockeying among the Bene Gesserit acolytes, four of whom are further developed after the first episode in ways that are welcome though not quite adequate to foster much of an emotional connection.

It's not quite as bright as last month's Hunter's supermoon but should still provide an impressible spectacle for sky gazers, although clouds may obscure the view in some places.

This Christmas marks not quite two years since Renner was severely injured, almost dying after being crushed by a 7-ton snowplow.