Sentence examples for Quite very from inspiring English sources

The court's not quite very transparent, though.

Furthermore, in the literature, the parameters of convolutional encoders used take typically quite very small values.

Surfaces are quite very smooth before and even after 2-nm gold deposition as shown with surface line profiles in Figure 1 a-2) and (b-2).

In addition, the density of nanostructures formed on GaAs (100) and type-A surfaces was quite very different even though the growth condition was identical.

As clearly seen in the AFM images, only a slight change in the DA led to a significant size expansion as well as a drastic density decrement of the self-assembled Au droplets within the DA range as shown in Figs. 2a e and 3a e, which suggests that the Au droplets are quite very sensitive to the DA modification.

About half (51%) of respondents reported that they found situations involving inappropriate treatment distressing (quite, very, or extremely) (nurses 52% versus doctors 48%).

B not; a little bit; a bit; quite; really; very.

"Secondly, some of them are quite aggressive very focused, very aggressive attacks.

"She's confident, quite vibrant, very friendly – she's just very confident," she says.

Just 8% of voters said they believed the economy was in quite or very good shape, while 71% said it was in a quite or very bad state.

The lampshade was, quite obviously, very old.