Sentence examples for In quite so from inspiring English sources

Why is Islam involved in quite so many modern wars of religion?

He added, "I hadn't seen it in quite so emotional terms".

Prospero never relinquished his staff in quite so Freudian a way.

Individual artists help make cities, but cities don't make their artists in quite so neatly reciprocal a way.

But there are several Democrats about whom it could not be said in quite so many ways.

It is, however, unusual for them to delineate their shortcomings in quite so excoriating a style as Keaton's.

The surprise was to have Assad say so, in public, quite so quickly.

Why, exactly, is "covered in flour" quite so funny?

They had trained for this many times, Mr. Lufkin said, but never in conditions quite so bad.

When was the last time this evil Kennite bureaucrat (sic) had so much as taken a bus, sneered a press release rhetorically (in not quite so many words).

From boy-band escapee to laddish, rehab-prone addict to stadium-filling superstar, no British pop icon can have grown up in public quite so spectacularly as Robbie Williams.