Sentence examples for better quite from inspiring English sources

The woman usually feels better quite quickly, sometimes within hours.

"I'm not sure we could have done it much better, quite frankly," he said.

That said, the batteries are expected to get better quite fast.

But I didn't act on them, and I started to get better quite quickly.

Anna Friel's scrambled performance is proving the highlight of this show, so the more of that the better, quite frankly.

The London mayor said: "It would have been much better quite frankly if he had stayed in and fought his point of view from within the cabinet..

Better late — quite late — than never.

Herbal steam is no better and quite possibly worse".

That reminds me of my better days quite poignantly".

In this way better and quite stable results can be obtained.

"But I've been better for quite a while now," Holly says, doting on her grandson.