Sentence examples for Quite breathtaking from inspiring English sources
We emerged into the outskirts of a quite breathtaking city.
"That they are biologically possessing of similarities to ourselves that are quite breathtaking".
The balance of wit and emotional storytelling in this one is really quite breathtaking.
"These people get dressed up, bring wine or Champagne -- it's really quite breathtaking".
Some of the portraits on these medallions are quite breathtaking, producing uncanny Roman likenesses with subtle gradations of gold.
Each time out, Harvey lets loose a fiery arsenal and produces work that is quite often breathtaking.
Driving Italy's sinuous Amalfi Coast road is marvelously scenic and many miles longer, but the Stelvio, with its high altitude, is quite literally breathtaking.
Our room was not quite as breathtaking: its bare concrete walls resembled those of a monastic cell, and we had to enter other guests' quarters to use their squat toilets.
In an era where taxpayers and markets are confronting bad numbers in the trillions, the price tags on some of his initiatives do not seem quite so breathtaking, and, in any case, good economic policy demands that the fiscal floodgates remain open for a while.
Her Act III aria "Morro, ma prima in grazia" is heart-rending, and her second act love duet with Beczala is quite simply breathtaking.
