Sentence examples for held quite from inspiring English sources
This view is held quite consistently across the political spectrum of voting preference.
"It was an emotional inquest because it was held quite soon after Luke's death," Gray says.
The cult of the coach has perhaps never held quite so much store in Europe's elite tournament.
Among UK readers, Little Women has never held quite the same iconic place it occupies in the United States.
It is sometimes difficult to determine whether the metal atoms are indeed directly linked or merely held quite close together by a framework of bridging ligands.
A neighbor in the building, who described Mr. Adoboli as "a really nice guy," recalls that the trader once held "quite a loud party".
Cocos nucifera, belonging to Arecaceae family, holds quite an importance in the Indian traditional medicinal system.
Reconceptualizing authority and ambiguity holds quite different implications for the struggle for urban services provision.
The size of the yes vote suggests that these old forces may hold quite some sway.
But convention turned out to hold quite a lot of wisdom.
The ATC holds quite a special position within the WTO agreements as it is self- extinguishing.
