Sentence examples for and will quite from inspiring English sources

But as long as it remains in place, the act can, and will, quite drastically affect laws passed by future parliaments.

The squabbling left wing this time polled around 45% combined, and will quite likely pick up some votes from others who reckon that any change would be for the better.

After all, Winfrey has already done interviews about the interview (sigh), let people know Armstrong will not come off as contrite (eye roll) and will quite likely try to paint cycling's leadership as the truly bad guys (stomach churn).

He constructed a weather model showing that almost any two nearby starting points, indicating the current weather, will quickly diverge trajectories and will quite frequently end up in different "lobes," which correspond to calm or stormy weather.

"Amélie" was a big hit in France and will, quite deservedly, receive a lot of attention here, but "Happenstance," a quieter, less visually extravagant entertainment, should not be overlooked.

For instance, in American meteorologist Edward Lorenz' weather model (see the figure), almost any two nearby starting points, indicating the current weather, will quickly diverge trajectories and will quite frequently end up in different "lobes," which correspond to calm or stormy weather.

Horrid Henry, Alex Rider, Lyra, Charlie and Lola, and Harry Potter will quite rightly not submit to the system.

Talking to senior staff does not phase me, and I will quite happily phone and e-mail them until I get a response.

In your opinion, we just need to speak more positively about Europe and that will quite obviously restore Europeans' erstwhile confidence in their institutions and the Community project.

The Internet of Things will be part of our daily life, and we will quite naturally integrate communication with smart objects such as cars and household appliances.

So when something goes wrong – as it almost certainly will do given how complex care can be – then the public and media will quite rightly demand answers.