Sentence examples for Very quite from inspiring English sources

It asked about whether people felt the monarchy was very, quite or not at all important.

"Me and my dad have a great relationship," Ben says, "but he keeps what he achieved very, very quite.

If you really must do so, however, just put very, quite or most in front of it and all will, very likely, be well.

Sadly, it sounds like more than a few are doomed not even to make the cutting-room floor (Columbia Pictures has the movie rights to Return to Castle Wolfenstein but things have been very quite for acouple of years) but given some cinematic game flops (Street Fighter, anyone?), perhaps it's for the best.

Intensifiers refer to words such as very, quite, most, etc.

However, the symptoms cannot be always improved and there would be some risk of symptomatic deterioration though the risk is very quite low.

Mr. Bassolé described the warlord as "very open, quite understanding, quite intelligent".

This question had four response options: very satisfied, quite satisfied, quite dissatisfied and very dissatisfied.

Five answers were possible: "very dissatisfied," "quite dissatisfied," "rather satisfied," "quite satisfied", and "very satisfied".

Alternatives in respect of satisfaction were "very satisfied", "quite satisfied", "difficult to say", "rather unsatisfied" and "very unsatisfied".

(very good; quite good; not so good)"; "Compared with the past, do you feel your present life is (very happy; quite happy; not so happy)?"; "Do you sometimes experience moments of intense happiness?