Sentence examples for Quite talking from inspiring English sources

"Infinite Football" has no added music or visual effects, no voice-over commentaries, no archival footage; almost the entire movie is — not quite talking heads, but talking bodies.

While we're not quite talking about Snow Fall levels of innovation, Google's Ramya Raghavan (who leads brand marketing for Europe, the Middle East and Africa) said she's "particularly excited" about this project because it represents the intersection of quality content and technology, with the Google Maps-centric presentation making the editorial recommendations more useful.

When I was very young, not quite talking and walking yet, my parents bought me a long night shirt with baseball players on it.

There's no one else I can quite talk to with confidence and abandon and delicacy.

"We haven't quite talked to Rickey yet," Phillips said this morning.

I'm just making sure you don't have something in the wings that you can't quite talk about yet or anything.

Autistic and hard of hearing, Richard doesn't quite talk; he bellows in a turbulent inflection tinged by a nearly faded Long Island accent.

"This is something unique and quite talk-worthy in social media and digital space," Mr. Dwyer of Axe said.

I quite enjoyed talking to him.

"I thought that was quite cool — talking about Billie, Ella and Etta, and whatnot.

There's no anxiety quite like talking to a treadmill desk salesman.