Sentence examples for it's quaint from inspiring English sources
"It's quaint here and comfortable," she said.
It's quaint, isn't it, getting to know us and what we do?
This bothered me a year ago, but now I think it's quaint.
Plus, it's quaint farmyard setting makes this a very British book, lucky enough to have become a global phenomenon.
"If you look at something like a Furby, it's quaint now," said Mr. Byrne, referring to the fuzzy interactive toy that was popular three years ago.
It was quaint, out of date, something like a vegetable allotment in the age of the supermarket.
It was quaint to think we had any privacy left, once Google, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram braided themselves into our days and nights.
Mr. Pritchard, who came here from Jersey City, says people are buying second homes here now because it is quaint, cheap and only an hour from Manhattan.
It is quaint to see small lines marking out the beats of the oboe cadenza that interrupts the first movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5, probably marked by the orchestra's principal oboist, Harold Gomberg.
When that happened before it was quaint and authentic.
