Sentence examples for Quite dirty from inspiring English sources

"It's a quite dirty experiment".

And Adult Friend Finder - that's really quite dirty casual.

Of course they weren't always adorable; often they were quite dirty.

They were quite dirty, so I asked him, 'Shall we dust them?' 'Oh, no,' he said.

But inner London pools are busy and underfunded – which generally means slightly unloved and often quite dirty.

"My, you've gotten yourself quite dirty," Big Uncle said when I returned to his camp with the arrows and the water jug.

A defining feature of this election cycle is quite how dirty it has been, with all sides complaining of smear campaigns and dirty tricks.

The man to his right who basically just has quite a dirty T-shirt on.

It's quite a dirty pleasure: curry-flavoured noodles topped with Frazzles, a bacon-flavoured corn-based snack you only get here in the UK.

governor.state.tx.us/news/press-rel… — Rick Perry (@GovernorPerry) May 23, 2013 Of course being gay might be a sin, but there's no sin quite as dirty as "political correctness," is there?

If it is not quite a dirty little secret, it is at least a rarely considered component of American politics: from local canvassing boards, like those in Palm Beach County, to the Federal Election Commission, people with a partisan stake can play a significant role in determining winners and losers.