Sentence examples for extremely quite from inspiring English sources

Make sure you make conversations, don't keep it extremely quite just keep it simple.

At times I've felt extremely alone, quite helpless.

Asked one way, 72percentt of respondents judged a public option to be "extremely or quite important".

Here's what I consider all too likely: Two years from now unemployment will still be extremely high, quite possibly higher than it is now.

The hardware differs between the carriers, but you've got a few things in common: the Galaxy series is extremely thin, quite light, and has little in the way of bezel.

And Wolfowitz turned out to be a really nice man - very charming, extremely intelligent, quite self-critical.

The latter question, which emphasizes the idea of having something publicly run, was asked in an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll in June with 76percentt of respondents saying they felt it was either extremely or quite important to have a public option.

Simon is extremely funny, and quite famous for his gags.

This distinction, while not extremely precise, is quite useful.

The combat sounded extremely chaotic and quite near.

It was extremely naturalistic and quite a dark, harrowing story.