Sentence examples for he will quite from inspiring English sources
If it lurches into a recession, he will quite probably lose.
Few 50-year-old white male authority figures want to wear their silver-gray hair in cornrows, but Jim Tressel insists that he will, quite willingly.
But don't feel too bad for the Pro Bowl cornerback and kick returner, because he will quite likely find a home in Washington by next week.
Even if a rider falls earlier in a stage, though, he will quite often escape penalty because, with the frequency of crashes, if one rider goes down the rest will wait for him to catch up.
Unless new information is disclosed, even some of Mr. Negroponte's Democratic critics privately predict that he will quite likely win confirmation, but only after a grilling by senators that makes clear their concerns about his record in Central America.
He is still more interested in picking wild flowers than playing soccer, but once the opponents come within 3 feet of the territory he is supposed to guard, he will quite readily forget the flowers and try to get the ball.
Neuhaus got to punch above its weight because of Paul, and one often felt he was straining at the leash to try and win deals like SoundCloud, which he'll quite happily tell you he didn't get!
If someone invests hard earned capital in a buy to let property he or she will quite rightly expect a decent return on that investment.
"Since English poetry is syllabic rather than accentual," he declares, "it will quite naturally follow the line of instinctive utterance".
I am sure he will recover quite quickly from it".
