Sentence examples for it a quite from inspiring English sources
The protesters have taken the 1989 velvet revolutionary chant of Wir sind das Volk and given it a quite different meaning: not "We are the people", aspiring to democratic self-determination, but "We are the Volk", ethnically defined, as in the mouth of Adolf Hitler.
It's this feature alone that makes it a quite compelling choice for small businesses and offices.
The architecture and the custom chip are optimized for Lattice QCD (LQCD) calculations but the favourable price performance ratio and the good efficiency for other kind of calculations make it a quite interesting tool for a large class of scientific problems.
Loads of really unique characters and interactive elements in each stage combine make it a quite strategic fighting game, played at a much slower speed than a lot of the other games at EVO.
The authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, thought well of the episode, calling it, "A quite charming little adventure in which, in an effort to impress Bart, Homer undertakes a dangerous adventure and comes through successfully.
"It was a quite chaotic," Toye said.
It was a quite remarkable performance.
It is a quite exhilarating hole.
It displays a quite high performance.
It works in a quite simple fashion.
