Sentence examples for it really quite from inspiring English sources

"The magnitude of the whole thing makes it really quite glorious".

Kathy Cook, a tourist from Michigan who was carried down to the ground by a rescuer after almost 10 hours stranded, called it "really quite an experience".

"But I should be honest… perhaps there's something wrong with me, but I find it really quite easy to do such strong scenes.

In March Labour MP Emily Thornberry told the Observer that "a lot of women here find it really quite shocking, the sort of environment, the level of personal competition and aggressiveness".

Speaking to Guardian Unlimited from the capital, Male, Mohamed Nasheed said he found it "really quite impossible to believe these results... to be true or a true representation of what the people have said".

Because of that, insights about best practice, human rights and equal opportunities which are, when one stops to think about it, really quite important moral and ethical issues, get dismissed when applied to the church as giving in to secular values.

"It's really quite emotional".

It is really quite ingenious.

It is really quite beautiful.

It was really quite amazing.

It's really quite remarkable.