Sentence examples for has provided quite from inspiring English sources

Goscha has provided quite simply the finest, most readable single-volume history of Vietnam in English.

This week alone has provided quite the appropriate emotional cross-section, taking this prop forward from ecstasy to agony, from peak to trough.

So, instead of a season when the damp grass of spring gave way to the parched patches of late summer, this summer's clamminess has provided quite the cozy habitat for all sorts of plants and mushrooms hardly ever spotted here.

With suitors other than Cleveland readying offers of almost $100 million on top of the ransom James takes annually from a multitude of endorsements, it is conspicuously clear that the sport has provided quite well for the league's gifted and talented despite a decade of Knicks irrelevance and no championship in New York since 1973.

Momager Kris Jenner, whose family has provided quite a bit of fodder for her show, is wrapping up her talker's trial run on Friday.

His sometimes tense relationship with his girlfriend's mother has provided quite a bit of gossip fare, but in the interview the rapper is said to be forthcoming about life with his girlfriend, his new daughter and what it's like living in Jenner's home since North's birth.

In the process, they have provided quite a bit of fodder for late-night comics and water-cooler snickerers.

It was found that the evaluation of serviceability in cracking by the four specifications have provided quite different results according to the bond coefficient, allowable crack width as well as the equivalent reinforcement ratio.

This apparently open, hyper-oceanic environment would presumably have provided quite marginal conditions for human settlement, yet Neolithic communities flourished and the islands contain some of the most spectacular remains of this period in north-west Europe.

Even samples of five consecutive years would have provided quite disparate estimates, e.g. means of 140, 130 and 121 kg for the years 1975 1980, 1985–1990 and 1995 2000, respectively.

But so many others in my generation did a better job than I did, and helped in that era to demonstrate that public service was a noble calling -- one that this extraordinary country deserved for all that it has provided, albeit quite imperfectly at times, to its citizens.