Sentence examples for be quite closed from inspiring English sources

"They might not be able to move themselves, or could be quite closed in their own world, but when you get them on the front of a wheelchair tandem and moving through space at speed you really see transformation.

At the other extreme, they may be quite "closed".

"Physios, by nature, tend to be quite closed minded, as in focused on the problem, so the ankle, the sprained ankle or the back pain… we had a student who came to watch us working in the pain clinic, and he was like, "Well you're just being – it's like you're being a psychologist".

"Opening people up to different styles of music that they wouldn't necessarily have been willing to listen to before would be cool – in metal music some people can be quite closed-minded.

The Massachusetts college had always been quite closed; we were trying to change that, baby steps at a time.

It's odd, she says, but until a few years ago that world was quite closed to her. "I didn't think I had anyone over there.

All of them operated in about the same way, by using mathematical probabilities and pattern matching to figure out if, for example, an individual letter was a C or an O that had not been quite closed.

The numerical results demonstrate that our provided approximation is quite closed to the curves plotted by Monte Carlo simulation.

"I think it will be extremely difficult for them because they are coming from outside the police and they are going into an institution that is quite closed".

In Figure 10a we see that the both prices using constant and stochastic correlation are quite closed to each other for (kappa=16).

Data of the SEM experiments on the contents of the La3+ ions in the synthesized samples (first column of the Table 1) are quite closed to the expected compositions (see the far right column of the Table 1).