13 sentences with 'quite'

Example sentences and phrases with the word quite and other words derived from it.


« That painting seems quite ugly to me. »

quite: That painting seems quite ugly to me.
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« He was quite tall for an eight-year-old boy. »

quite: He was quite tall for an eight-year-old boy.
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« Working in the factory can be quite monotonous. »

quite: Working in the factory can be quite monotonous.
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« The diet she follows is quite rational and balanced. »

quite: The diet she follows is quite rational and balanced.
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« The child's behavior at school is quite problematic. »

quite: The child's behavior at school is quite problematic.
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« The history book you read yesterday is quite interesting and detailed. »

quite: The history book you read yesterday is quite interesting and detailed.
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« The chicken and rice dish they served me at the restaurant was quite good. »

quite: The chicken and rice dish they served me at the restaurant was quite good.
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« Until that time, Egyptian technology, especially in terms of metallurgy, was quite primitive. »
« "Dealing with that complex situation was quite an accomplishment in my career," says Ms. Gorkis. »
« It is quite possible that, despite this victory, the Greeks would still have been overwhelmed by the Persians had it not been for the setbacks in Persia and its empire. »
« Some people drink alcohol only a few times a year, while others drink alcohol quite frequently, without becoming drunk, and never more than one or two drinks. These cases are not problematic. »
« As noted above, the kingdom itself was quite wealthy, thanks to its good position on the trade routes and the existence of gold mines, but Solomon's continual fiscal and labour demands were such that in time resentment developed among the Hebrews. »
« Meanwhile, farmers have always worked incredibly hard for very long hours; in many parts of the ancient world, there were groups of people who remained hunter-gatherers despite their knowledge of agriculture, and it is quite possible that they did so because they saw no particular advantage in adopting agriculture. »

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