Sentence examples for Quite thorough from inspiring English sources

"I was really quite thorough," she told Opera News.

(This process is at times quite thorough, and can amount to more than just editing).

The aide said: "We felt the briefing for the committee was quite thorough".

Scrape the paste on to the tofu and gently spread it out with your hands; be quite thorough.

Dr. Moyle said the latest study was quite thorough in its climate modeling and predictions, and suggested that this could make it more convincing for policy makers.

The audit was quite thorough and the firm's conclusions about Mr. Hunter's financial indiscretions and fiduciary breaches are alarming, if not downright shocking.

I wish too that the musical's authors were not quite so thorough in canvassing the headline-making troubles of Americans today.

The new issue of SmartMoney magazine offered a comparison of some current models, but each one was allotted just a few hundred words, not quite the thorough research I had in mind.

Asked if lessons had been learnt from the follow-up of Crevice which was not "quite as thorough" as it might have been, he said: "Not just Crevice, I think we learnt lessons from a number of operations between 2004 and 2005".

No other institution has been quite so thorough in accounting for American folk art, from its amazing beginnings in the 18th and 19th centuries through the 20th century and up to the present, even as the term folk art has been superseded by "self-taught" and "outsider" art.

Calling the work "quite a thorough series of experiments," vision scientist Andrew Derrington of the University of Nottingham, U.K., says it shows unambiguously that color improves the brain's ability to form and access memories through the visual system.