Sentence examples for has shown quite from inspiring English sources

Whether it is because of suspension or injury, Dolphins running back Ricky Williams has shown quite a knack for not being on the field in recent seasons.

Of the Brics countries, only South Africa has shown (quite considerable) interest – the others appear to see no need to tie their own hands.

Timothy A. Franklin, the new editor of The Baltimore Sun, has shown quite a knack for making news in the process of publishing it.

Moreover, Russian president Vladimir Putin has shown quite brutally by his military intervention – which has destroyed schools and hospitals – that he will not allow the opposition total military victory.

"This whole escapade has shown, quite luridly, that misogyny still exists, that it still thrives and that we all have a responsibility to be vigilant and speak out whenever and wherever it rears its head".

Rio has shown quite a bit of interest in having the fabric and the structure.

I've shown quite a bleak side of things but, if there is any hope in these images, it's with the kids".

The revolts of 2010 11 have shown, quite simply, what this workforce looks like when it becomes collectively disillusioned, when it realises that the whole offer of self-betterment has been withdrawn.

I don't think you should make very much of that — I'd much rather look at actual polls of the swing states than a small-sample breakout that lumps them all together — but since the Washington Post and ABC News polls have shown quite poor numbers for Mr. Romney in the battleground states that they surveyed, at least we're getting a consistent story from them.

In fact, studies have shown quite the opposite.

"It would have shown quite categorically that the ball was quite clearly at least a yard over the line," he insisted.