Sentence examples for Quite massive from inspiring English sources
We always get quite massive bands, but we're trying to make it even bigger this year.
On the contrary, the government is rolling out a massive (not big enough, but by historical standards, quite massive) fiscal stimulus package.
The unseen bodies could be other planets, dim companion stars or brown dwarfs -- small "failed" stars that were not quite massive enough to light up.
On Monday, the jury heard the tape-recording of a phone call, dated five days later, on 8 November, when Goodman told his editor of the "quite massive" case which the police had assembled against Mulcaire.
He continued: "These proceedings have had a quite massive impact on Mr Contostavlos and the court would be entitled to conclude that he has learnt a very important lesson indeed and he has shown real insight into the impact on his victims of his behaviour that night".
"It's really quite massive and beautiful," said David Ring, a spokesman for the Nassau Department of Parks, Recreation and Museums, "and when you walk through it you might think you're away in the country or upstate and forget that you're in densely populated Nassau County".
Perhaps Karlie isn't quite as massive as she thinks she is.
From Farrar, Straus & Giroux: We're privately owned and not quite as massive as houses like Random House.
"This is quite a massive job," said Thomas P. McMullen, a coordinator for the Halo Trust, the British organization that has been destroying mines and ammunition in Afghanistan since 1988.
"What's incredible is that these families have come quite a massive distance through Syria to reach safety in very dangerous circumstances.
"Sometimes you think to make a maxi it's quite a massive achievement and... if they're going to pay you 10 grand, I think it's worth a little bit more than that".
