Sentence examples for because he quite from inspiring English sources
Please note that I have no wish to thank Randall Flagg in person – partly because he has the same name as the grinning villain in The Stand, and partly because he quite clearly hates my guts.
And it was here that his Marxist politics kicked in, partly because he quite fancied himself as an Angry Young Man and partly because he fell under the spell of the English don Raymond Williams, whom Eagleton stills admires and cites regularly.
Once your child has mastered Elmo's Potty Time (let me know how it ends if you watch it all the way through, I stopped at Earl the fruit guy because he quite frankly creeped me out), give Kindersay a whirl.
It doesn't follow Luke's motivation at all because he quite clearly doesn't have any motivation to stay a good guy.
And if you believe in the inevitability of power and title, then Smith can be dismissed because he quite literally doesn't matter.
Hussein cracked down on any and all religious movements, because he (quite rightly) saw them all as threats to his regime.
"I'm not a Blairite," Farron insisted, though he might have had his fingers crossed because he looked quite misty-eyed.
"I think he was also pleased that I was coming because he's quite shy; he's quite young in his year group," she says.
Fellow band member Johnny Davies, nine, said: "It's quite an opportunity really, because he's quite an important person".
It's fantastic!" I always regretted not having known in his lifetime because he was quite an important man, he was knighted and he moved in quite important political circles.
