Sentence examples for Quite so interesting from inspiring English sources

There's nothing quite so interesting as the social interactions in the wolf pack.

They might not have found us quite so interesting had our sopranos been accompanied by baritones.

Of course, don't forget to go to Chinatown and Little India Orchard Roadd is essential (focal point of our consumerist culture, sadly) but not quite so interesting.

In a 1995 letter to a family member, Simon wrote, "I am neither a cult member, nor a money grubber, neither a skull-worshiper, nor a Catholic, nor a queer — nothing quite so interesting.

Even when I wrote The Remains of the Day it was a little too easy for me, the writing process wasn't quite so interesting for me as it could have been because it felt like a book I was already very familiar with.

Anderson commented on the difficulty in writing comics as prose stating, "in the comics, several pages of superpowered action can propel the story, but when you read it in a book, it's not quite so interesting.

Stop being quite so anxious: you're so interesting and have so much to give! Relax and enjoy your many friends; they love your company when you are your usual and interesting self.

And the possibility that pain can bring forth something like beauty, though more interesting, and not quite so pure.

"I get bored quite easily, and the world is so interesting, there are so many cool things to do," he admits.(He also holds a world record as five-times winner of the Mind Sports Olympiad's elite "Pentamind", in which competitors challenge each other across multiple games).

Still, there are some interesting developments, perhaps none quite so fascinating as the super-speedy Central European Distribution Corporation prepackaged case.

Now I'm not quite so convinced that all drugs should be banned, so that was very interesting".