Sentence examples for Quite impossibly from inspiring English sources

In gray marble, he stands about six feet tall, a ravaged man of forty-something with a bald and almost, but not quite, impossibly elongated head.

Some took him, as much for his aristocratic bearing (he was tall and erect, and especially as his hair turned in later years to silver, quite impossibly distinguished) as a liberal Tory, located on the political spectrum somewhere in the region of Ian Gilmour.

Remember how the "banker" (who I'm sure was, at least most of the time, just a voice in Edmonds' head) would send the players various offers of what were, all things considered, quite impossibly generous sums of money.

He was impossibly, quite unbelievably bad.

Bayern's confidence might be a little more muted than usual in the wake of the Dortmund defeat - "maybe Real are favourites", wondered Dutch winger and Real old boy Arjen Robben - but José Mourinho's team are not quite held in the same, impossibly high regard as their La Liga rivals Barcelona.

They actually did build out a proper Poke-collection game — it's just not quite as mind blowing as the impossibly intense live-action AR game shown in the video.

With only 32 slots, the odds of being selected are impossibly remote, but not quite zero.

Or, like the rest of us who long for the minuscule life without ever quite pursuing it, you can just keep dreaming your impossibly tiny dream.

The governor has been with us three decades — he managed his father's campaign for governor at the impossibly young age of 24 — without ever quite filling in his blanks.

With her impossibly high standards, her cranky disposition and her unshakable (and quite justified) belief in the superiority of her judgments, she'd make a great film critic.

The other actors aren't quite as professional, though Jordan Cael makes a nice impression as Claudine's impossibly smart, beautiful and self-assured roommate.