Sentence examples for labeled quite from inspiring English sources

"The No. 1 thing I get labeled quite often is socialite," said the woman in question.

Conversely, the blood of triple transgenic mice that developed in the absence of doxycycline was labeled quite efficiently, validating that the system does function properly during development (Figure 2D).

"We, in fact, have confirmation of what I would label quite generous lending facilities".

"Of course, the alcohol manufacturers and supermarkets have labelled quite a lot, but the trouble with a lot of that labelling is that it is terribly small – the pregnancy label is not terribly visible.

Similar results, concerning type-2a/type-2b progenitor cells, were also obtained using Tbr2 as marker, which labels quite selectively this population [60], (Figure S2A-D).

Sequences in rectangles labeled 'D' are quite divergent from one another but formed a weakly supported (pp = 87) grouping between grasses and Arabidopsis (and potato) sequences.

In fact, it's probably the only object we label quite so generically.

None of these labels quite captures the scope of the company.

In fact his career had even more twists and paradoxes than that, and none of the labels quite apply.

For his part, while comparing the electricity in the arena to that in Kinshasa when Ali fought George Foreman, TV commentator Bob Sheridan labelled it quite accurately as "just noise".

But the social network has never quite labeled itself as something analogous to a news organization, and it has been both uncomfortable with and unprepared to answer questions about whether it strives to adhere to journalistic ethics.