Sentence examples for Quite moot from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in a secret byway of King Samsor's compound, Sir Gravulet prepared to render Lord Hexulon's plans quite moot in any case.

He caught the ball, he ran the ball … he did everything". McCaffrey has worn Bush's No. 5 since high school but said he was never recruited by USC — quite possibly a moot point because both of McCaffrey's parents attended Stanford.

"It's been," Andy Kershaw mooted, "quite a journey".

The glory days of the documentary movement came to an end some time after 1945, though quite when is a moot point.

Quite why is a moot point, although it's worth noting that the noughties was the first decade in which attention seemed to switch from rock and pop music itself, to the means by which music was transmitted and consumed.

However, Tendulkar has not registered a century in 21 matches in the longest format and a decision over his future had been mooted for quite some time.

Quite how lucrative is a moot point.

I actually think Option 5, the "unknown unknown," is quite likely but it's a moot point.

"The consequences of [possible] deportation to a conflict zone increase the level of a Syrian workers' vulnerability quite significantly," says Mr McGeehan.The Gulf states have mooted reforming the kefala system but progress is slow.

Whether that quite amounts to a show is however, a moot point.

Quite what form that restoration will take is a moot point.