Sentence examples for how much quite from inspiring English sources

"So we know that it is in fact growing, we just can't tell by how much quite yet.

However, history tells us that the base of the bird tree is quite unstable and things are likely to change – how much, and quite when it will stabilize and in what position is another matter entirely.

For example, Mr. Reider says, using U.S. News, "you can see which schools are more selective − and by how much − quite easily".

By how much, nobody's quite sure.

When you look at your own life, you can see how much was actually quite random and could never have been predicted.

And when you do that, you realize just how much was forgotten quite soon in the early church, certainly in the first three or four centuries".

"The sums involved are quite large, and no one knows quite how much of that gap the I.M.F. can fill," said Philip Whyte, an economist at the Center for European Reform in London.

While many of the reviews quite fairly focused on the dodgy special effects, they also failed to recognise quite how much Smith brought to the film.

It's only later I'll realise quite how much.

But they had no idea quite how much.

Quite how much clamour he might not have predicted.