not-quite-right

Well, I would agree with you up to a point , but I think you are not quite right.

collocation Based on the speech of the word Your account of what happened is not quite right.

By this time you have got to be regarded as not quite right in your head, and pity is the only thing felt for you.

I voted other. Diana always rubbed me the wrong way, even when I was a kid I knew there was something not quite right about her.

It's not quite right to say the newspaper has developed an "app" since there aren't yet smartphones in North Korea.

I'm afraid what you think about the man is not quite right.

In most regards, I feel I am settling in well, but I still feel that the tone of my e-mails is not quite right.

Your account of what happened is not quite right.

As far as I am concerned, I'm in mathematics study has great advantage, but English is not quite right to my taste.

Also not quite right, because most of RIM's troubles are of its own making.

But this is not quite right: the euro has plenty of room to depreciate against the currencies of the US and emerging markets.

s not quite right, any other answers?

Perhaps there was something not quite right about the files the ledgers .

'Not QUITE right, I'm afraid, ' said Alice, timidly ; 'some of the words have got altered. '

Perhaps there was something not quite right about the files and the ledgers.

The inevitable result is what we must call, though the term is not quite right, a misunderstanding between the two competing schools.

A criticism of this view is that it sees the solution to indebtedness as more indebtedness, but that's not quite right.

Yet the image of timorous investors resisting risk is not quite right.

The market is telling you that something is not quite right . . .

If own real strenght is not quite right, that will lose control, usually as a result not equal to into idea.

He is a very good cook, but he is not quite right in the head.

If something is not quite right in the output, is it the regular expressions, the style sheet, or a combination of the two?

The first point is correct but the second is not quite right.

Very young children can tell if a tune or harmony is not quite right.

If something's not quite right in your life, do something.

Well it's not a trance or a daze; that's not quite right.

Not quite right. Try again.

One situation is almost, but not quite right.

They can sense things that are unsaid; they can feel things that are not quite right.

The popular perception is that Europeans have much more leisure time than Americans, but that is not quite right.

Good try , but not quite right.

That's not quite right, I think.

I want to take you through your scene with Shelley again. There are one or two things that are not quite right.

Well, that's not quite right; it's more than that, it's deeper.

This output is not quite right, it is broken on to lines like