Sentence examples for far quite from inspiring English sources

Protests, so far quite small, have become more frequent in Mezze, to the west, and in the old city itself.

How has Mr Arzu done so far?Quite well, said the "consultative group", a gaggle of countries and institutions backing the peace process, when it met recently.

Mr. Bloomberg, whose activities today, among other things, will include shopping at Macy's, seemed to assess the convention so far quite rosily.

But unlike other superfoods such as quinoa and coconut water, there are as yet few indications that western consumption of spirulina is detrimental to those producing it – in fact, so far quite the opposite.

Guardian columnist and presenter of the BBC's Media Show Steve Hewlett, who does not often shy away from criticising the corporation, believes it is probably not, thus far, quite as serious as, say, Maggie's Militant Tendency or the catastrophic fallout from the Gilligan item.

This result is, so far, quite standard and could have been easily obtained by just assuming a constant field E in Eq. (1).

Didn't get that far …" Quite a few vehicles were parked in the lane leading down to Maninoa Beach so I had to walk a little way.

It has thus far proved quite the saga.

Botswana's non-mining sectors have so far been quite resilient.

Conservation measures have thus far worked quite well, and people are willing to do more.

"I've approached him so far in quite a gregarious way.