Sentence examples for quite from high-quality English sources.

• Otherwise, it performed quite well.

• …I am quite, quite odd.

• City, still, have to understand quite how deep they run.

• And so it can be quite confusing I think; not scary, but tense.

• I found myself quite hopeless after quite a while.

• It's actually been quite intriguing, it's been quite exciting.

• "My relationship with the audience has changed quite a bit because it is pre-recorded.

• It has a quite remarkable performance by Bob Hoskins as Arthur, the traveller in dreams.

Use quite in a sentence.

• Swans are quite aggressive and there’s something quite sexy about that.

• “She was quite thin-skinned about something that we thought was quite funny.

• She said: “People assume that because they are quite easy to read, they are quite easy to write.

• I'm like Ellen, I'm quite an outgoing kind of person, so I do like to go out and socialise and for me that's been quite hard.

• “So, you may be quite dramatic or quite an anxious person and then you get drawn to somebody who’s quite calm and relaxed.

• I’ve used quite a few outlets – Boohoo and Next I’ve used – nothing too outlandish, I used George quite a bit when Dimitri was tiny – my little boy who’s eight now.

• What people are always quite surprised about when they meet me is, my music's quite sad - not sad, quite thoughtful, I guess - and I'm quite a happy person.

• There is quite a lot of policing each other going on here, people have certain opinions of how to live this lifestyle and they would like all of us to live it in the same way, but I also think it’s quite normal.”

quite sentence examples

• “You certainly have a high opinion of my good nature,” said the planter, smiling, “but I advise you not to talk quite so loud, as there are people on board the boat who might not be quite so tolerant to opinion as I am.

• Given inevitable costs of maintenance, repair and depreciation, “effectively what you’re doing as a driver is borrowing against the value of your car,” Zoepf said, adding: “It’s quite possible that drivers don’t realize quite how much they are spending.”

• Facebook have cleverly placed this reaction quite far from the more negative emojis - meaning it should thankfully be quite difficult to accidentally post a 'haha' emoji rather than a 'sad' one on someone's status about their beloved family pet passing away.

• He added: "I'm quite happy to assist a programme whereby we will get the children back into school as quickly as possible, quite happy to talk about bringing children back in August, quite happy to have all of these conversations - but it's impossible to have conversations where advice is issued which is totally impossible to implement."