Sentence examples for decided quite from inspiring English sources

"I decided quite long ago, the hell with that".

We decided quite definitely never to have another dog.

But I decided quite early on, that going grey was not a good thing.

"But Cecil and I decided, quite clearly, that we were going to put that aside and invent together".

She had to stop ballet for two weeks, and during that time she decided, quite suddenly, never to go back.

Both of us had decided, quite independently of each other, that the central problem in molecular biology was the chemical structure of the gene".

They also suggest Denilson looked up towards the referee before deciding quite how hurt he was.

As a form, the novel can never decide quite how stylish it should be.

Back in 2011, he briefly flirted with launching a Presidential campaign before deciding, quite sensibly, that his role on "The Apprentice" should take priority.

It's a privilege to live here, but then the council can come along and decide quite arbitrarily to dig it all up.

Chief Fahey said that officers sometimes decide, quite properly, that it is a better use of their time to direct traffic than to go after someone with an open can of beer.