Sentence examples for act quite from inspiring English sources

Water does not act quite the same way as speeding cars.

In the novel this emblematic teenager says: "I act quite young for my age sometimes.

late-medieval terms, with the bonus that the characters don't act quite according to Shakespeare's template.

This quality or state of not having your act quite together lacks its own word in the dictionary.

Once the photon pairs are created, they act quite differently from single photons, behaving in ways that are closely connected.

Two blazes could have nearly identical characteristics in two subsequent years and act quite differently because of the weather patterns leading up to them.

In these he creates an unfamiliar family which, except for its inverted values, acts quite normal.

Not that MTV has acted quite like a traditional news source.

He had acted quite independently and had taken independent advice from independent people.

This year I did meet him in person, and he did not strike me as an intelligent man — in fact, he acted quite irrationally.

It would need five acts, quite possibly a comic subplot, but most worryingly, the majority of it would have to be in verse.