Sentence examples for consider it quite from inspiring English sources

"You wouldn't want to spend the night up there, but I consider it quite beautiful".

"I consider it quite serious when someone harms a woman," Gohmert said.

"It's an awesome group and I consider it quite a coup to have kept them all," he said.

While our initial experiences with YouSendIt were not smooth, we have since come to consider it quite a good service.

Addams identifies the gendered dimension of this oppressive work: "men would … resent the situation and consider it quite impossible if it implied the giving up of their family and social ties, and living under the roof of the household requiring their services" (ABI 540).

Thus, we consider it quite likely that Dan06D and Dan06ABC originated from different progenitors.

One newspaper reported today that they were making no visible efforts to block him because they considered it "quite impossible" that he could turn his ideas into law.

There was absolutely no feeling in the matter as far as we were concerned, for we considered it quite a legitimate part of the game".

Fitz-Gerald considers it "quite a forerunner of Gilbert at his easiest", while Dark and Gray call it "a typically dainty Gilbertian love-song worthy to be compared to the best that he ever wrote".

"Most of my friends really like the idea, although some consider it to be quite adventurous.

However, the Appeals Committee not only agreed to consider it but also quite wrongly released footage of Kramnik in his rest room to the Topalov camp - as John Nunn pointed out, this could give them an indication as to Kramnik's mood at different stages of the opening.