Sentence examples for for example quite from inspiring English sources

For example, quite different considerations are involved when evidence is introduced which was obtained in violation of the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments.

For example quite unexpectedly on March 4, 1970 a huge snowstorm swept across England depositing 18 inches of snow in a few hours from the Midlands to Kent.

Still, plenty of people think that lavishing even more wealth on the richest among us makes sense — for example, quite a large number of rich people.

For example, quite a few people who sympathize with her over-all approach aren't convinced that bringing back the Glass-Steagall Act — which separated commercial banks from investment banks, among other things — is the right solution to Wall Street's excesses.

For example: "Quite often, even the suggestion of a woman's ability to hit a guy so hard that when he stops rolling his clothes will be out of style is all you need to improve your day".

She doesn't, for example, quite dismiss Claire Bloom's devastating chapters about her subject in her memoir of their marriage, Leaving a Doll's House, but she does not dwell too closely on them.

I had wanted to use Charlotte, for example, for quite a while because I know her quite well.

Roberto Rossellini, for example, is quite different.

She, for example, never quite understood his passion for wildlife conservation.

"They lived and died — some of them (for example, Hamilton) quite literally — by politics," Brookhiser writes.

Goldner, for example, is quite happy to let the money talk.