Sentence examples for is quite fetching from inspiring English sources
The one by the 2002 winner, Yuken Teruya, is quite fetching because of its modesty.
But starting from the sustained, hushed opening chord, produced by eerie high harmonics on the string basses, the music's shimmering colors and prolonged harmonies are quite fetching.
It was quite fetching, but she decided on one of the black ones.
To say that television as we know it won't exist in a decade is quite far fetched but it is a possibility.
Although one of the things that attracts me about SteelSeries is its understated design aesthetic, this new cherry-red version of their Siberia headset is actually quite fetching.
As Sally, a chatty young woman with a penchant for silly sentiment (she feels bad for the radio when it turns out to have been left on in an empty apartment), Elizabeth Bunch has the open-faced prettiness of a Midwestern innocent, and she is quite persuasive and fetching in her growing pains as she casts off her naïveté with both resolve and reluctance.
The rainy street scene, which a movie theater would have flashed on screen between shows as an audience reminder, is "quite collectible and probably would fetch $25 or more," Kentwood Wells, a magic-lantern historian, told me.
Considering the company is reportedly fetching $70 million, that is quite a pay out for a young company with fewer than 20 employees and less than $2 million in funding.
Ms. Howard shows herself to be quite the fetching temptress -- even in a blue jumpsuit with her hair under a wool cap when she's masquerading as a man -- but she has a tendency to overact.
The studio, he said, bought the script to make sure nobody else would make a movie of it -- it was quite a fetching idea for a children's film, about a "baby King Kong" -- and because it didn't want any conflict with another gorilla film that it had in the works.
