Sentence examples for incredibly quite from inspiring English sources

4) "Very", "really", "incredibly", "quite", and a host of other magnifiers.

But the cracks quickly started to show: he was incredibly predatory, quite threatening".

Her partner of 44 years, the academic and poet Rosie Bailey, said : "She was obviously incredibly gifted, quite exceptional.

It's mid-January: the tinsel is down, the holidays are over and panto season – though, incredibly, not quite finished – is almost behind us.

For Proust, meanwhile, the place was a reverie: "When I went to Venice I found that my dream had become – incredibly, but quite simply – my address!" And so it goes on – each writer bringing an imaginary overlay to the city before they even get there, and then creating another new version in their fiction.

"It is incredibly disappointing and quite depressing," Robertson said.

It ranged from incredibly detailed to quite brief.

Online adherents, predominantly American, claim it adds a quite incredibly rich texture to the end result.

She's also remarkably adept with Molotov cocktails; she (quite incredibly) destroys the local police station and escapes detection.

It's organic, but ideally I would love to use wild fish in all my restaurants; sadly, it's incredibly expensive and quite scarce in the UK.

There have been 17 deciders throughout the history of State Of Origin and Queensland have, quite incredibly, won 11 while New South Wales have managed just four wins.