Sentence examples for I really quite from inspiring English sources

I really quite like zoos, to the extent that I spent one summer working at an aquarium dressed in a massive foam shark costume.

And actually what happens is that every time it's always been the one down at the bottom that's coming along saying: 'Mike here is an offer, come along and do that job.' And it's a job I really quite enjoy.

"Personally I really quite like the grid system," she said, before listing its disadvantages: viable bus routes are easier to design in traditional cities; the grid has a finite capacity as population and car ownership rises; it also frustrates developers by taking up more space than a traditional city street.

But it turned out that once I'd done it for a while I really quite enjoyed being a candidate.

I think it's quite useful, I really quite like that scoring system because it does give you a bit of confidence about what to do, because otherwise it can be a bit nebulous.

"I thought I was wimpy but I'm really quite tough".

I was really quite nervous, but I knew all I had to do was let myself go and it was going to feel amazing.

I'm really quite happy," I said to myself.

And, I have friends and relatives that I love with dogs that I'm really quite fond of.

And I'm really quite specific, and I ask them if it would be O.K. to talk to those folks.

I was really quite uncomfortable but I resolved to see it through until such nights as this were normal for me.