Sentence examples for got quite the from inspiring English sources

He's got quite the résumé.

"We've got quite the smattering".

Smith has got quite the driving record; he has racked up nearly a dozen vehicle-related offenses.

You can find barberries in Middle Eastern supermarkets or, if you can't, use currants or dried blueberries (although they haven't got quite the same zing to them).

10 55: This is obviously the big final build, but something's off in his rhythm; it's not got quite the punch it could.

Wiggins's novel, about a working-class Tennessee family fatally enamored of the science of the early 20th century, hasn't got quite the same gravitas.

Karen Elson is getting quite the workout this week, having appeared in the runway shows of Diane von Furstenberg, Jason Wu and Michael Kors.

For Hedlund, that's a seductive sentiment, because "nobody gets quite the family they imagine".

The surprises here are so fast and furious that those phrases get quite the workout.

(Oh, the boys in the motor pool sure get quite the hootenanny, though).

I may not have gotten quite the — I talked to people about it".