Sentence examples for he would quite from inspiring English sources
If Mr. Weiner's seat is preserved, he would quite likely still face a protracted battle to retain it.
He would quite happily, I suspect, never submit to another interview again, but is far too polite to say so.
Meanwhile, Ragnar Klavan has decided he would quite like to be the new Martin Skrtel.
Scholes did call time on his career last summer, but over the weekend, he told the team's manager, Alex Ferguson, that he would quite like a game.
"There was a good greengrocer's near Francis's mews house and he would quite often turn up at Harrods with a brown paper bag.
While it is unclear what risk level Mr. Cochrane would have been assigned, he would quite likely have scored high in areas like work, financial history and family support.
He'd quite clearly be a fantastic dinner guest.
You feel less sympathy (and some vertigo) when Blandford announces that he'd quite like to go into politics.
By the looks of things he'd quite like to develop her as an end-user.
He'd quite like £500 for it, which is double what he paid when he bought it some time ago.
In terms of favoured fashion houses, he says he'd quite fancy working for Moschino - a union I am wholeheartedly in favour of.
