Sentence examples for had a quite from inspiring English sources

They had a quite big amount of money.

The Northern third person singular singis had a quite different origin.

Commentators from the world of dance had a quite different view.

Born in 1815, Strepponi had a quite successful, if short, career.

They were hooked up to air jets and had a quite a kick.

All my lenses were between basically 200 to 800 millimeters, so I had a quite good zoom.

"He had a quite temper and you can hear him giving some of the bands a telling off.

Measurements also produced inconsistencies: some Caucasian geniuses had very big brains, other intellectual giants had a quite modest cranial capacity.

I was seven when the moon landings took place and that had a quite singular effect on me.

And my brother, who had a quite different personality, would come and stand in the doorway and say, 'I can't believe you people.'" She smiles.

It can have a quite impressive effect".