Sentence examples for certain quite from inspiring English sources

In addition to these features common to all the Baltic and Slavic languages, there are certain quite archaic features that Slavic shares with Lithuanian and Latvian but not with Old Prussian.

But you have a very strong sense that there are aspects of the history of British art which come from a certain quite upper-class strain, and there remains even now a sort of snobbish thing.

"And I think he would have been quite a good husband in the end, although probably… well, I'm pretty certain, quite likely to be unfaithful when he was away".

This is due to the fact that within a system of laws which are based on certain fundamental ideas only certain quite definite ways of asking questions make sense, and thus, that such a system is separated from others which allow different questions to be put".

What appears at first to be a mystery turns out to be a psychological portrait and, although it's not certain quite to what extent, the denial portion of the film was written in response to Rampling's performance in the earlier sequence.

Yet the police presence was inconspicuous as invited guests gathered on the balconies and travelers milled around, vaguely aware that something was going on, although not certain quite what.

Singling out people in this way could cause, for certain individuals, quite a detrimental effect to their overall wellbeing.

At a certain point, quite naturally, the conversation turned to the issues of the day.

I'm not trying to "pose" in a certain way, quite the contrary, I'm really putting myself out there.

"Is there anything you are quite certain you don't know?" "Oh, sure," Jerry said mildly.

She sounded quite certain.