Sentence examples for hide quite from inspiring English sources

When I was playing, naturally you hide quite a lot.

It turns out a russet-haired two-year-old can hide quite effectively in a good-sized pile of sycamore leaves.

While much of the bloodshed between warring factions happens in towns and cities like Ciudad Juárez, near Mexico's northern border, Payan of the University of Texas says cartel leaders like those mentioned in the new indictments now "hide quite well" in Mexico's interior "under guises that enable them to live like regular citizens, without attracting much attention to themselves".

This is because there are far too many parameters hidden behind such a facile description, which describe the crystal field and simplistic descriptions often hide quite substantial distortions from the "real" geometry.

Hide quite far away and watch extremely quietly.

This provocative content sits stiffly inside a neat, formulaic structure where the surprise is hiding, quite literally, under the bed.

"It's unknowable, it's full of mystery, and it has endless stories, some of which are really hidden, quite literally under the water," she says.

Zonbu has hidden quite a few of the imporant aspects of the OS deep within an Advanced menu system.

One of my favorite games of all time, Kid Icarus is a long and difficult, but very rewarding, adventure that controls beautifully and hides quite a bit of gameplay depth.

This is the hardest area to skin because the hide is quite thin, and it is quite easy for the knife to slip and cut through the abdominal membranes.

"People think Facebook and Google are sucking up all their personal details so even people who don't have anything to hide get quite worried.