Sentence examples for Quite entirely from inspiring English sources

He was quite entirely wrong.

'Oh, I'm retreating quite entirely into them,' she says.

And it's quite entirely possible that the fourth one, with my independence, may have second thoughts down the road.

Barely suppressing giggles, Kurtz and Ashburn talk about how Collins' admission that he is gay (giggle) wasn't quite entirely honest (giggle) because he forgot to mention he was once engaged to a woman (giggle giggle).

Turning up to work I'd often find one lying on the floor attempting something almost but not quite entirely unlike yoga, a slight whiff of whisky in the air.

In this positive attraction to anti-American anger (even if that anger is not quite entirely shared) Obama embodies the sensibilities of the elite academic radicals that are his real heritage and milieu.

The forecast is quite often entirely wrong.

He merely understands his limitations and plays, quite contentedly, entirely admirably, within them.

Something amazing and, quite frankly, entirely uplifting happened and it wasn't merely that Australia had a surprisingly good day.

They are, as the funerals make quite clear, entirely loved by some of their owners at least.

And he remains the metaphorical guardian of the cloth cap, a man whose words carry an unquantifiable, and quite probably entirely spurious, authenticity.