Sentence examples for doing anything quite from inspiring English sources

I had no intention of doing anything quite so serious.

As far as she can tell, no other recruiter is doing anything quite like it.

It's hard to imagine the mighty Marvel doing anything quite as low-key with Spidey as Webb's (web! Is that why he got hired?) romcom 500 Days Of Summer with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel, but it does suggest that we might be spared the sight of Spidey doing any more disco moves.

I would have never imagined myself following in his footsteps and doing anything quite similar.

As far as we know, no-one is doing anything quite like this, using theatre as a medium to help young people develop their critical thinking abilities.

"As far as I know, I don't know of any other [program] like it in Orange County that's doing anything quite like it". It does help that many of the foundation's 2,500 members live in affluent towns — like Newport Beach, Laguna Beach and Irvine — Gordon McAlpine, the president of the Foundation's board of directors, acknowledged.

Few companies have done anything quite so radical.

No other single government agency was trying to do anything quite so ambitious.

"We had never done anything quite like this before," another official said.

But few fans, it seems, ever really suspected Bowie would do anything quite so mundane as dying.

"I don't think we'll do anything quite as good, probably in my time, as getting a player such as Stephon Marbury," Thomas said.