Sentence examples for largely quite from inspiring English sources

Lumley explained later: "I've known Boris since he was four, so he was largely quite amenable".

The polling was largely quite accurate in 2004, 2008 and 2010, but there is no guarantee that this streak will continue.

"My perception, for what it is worth, is that the younger generation in academics is largely quite open to those of all political views," he said.

What is clearer is that Lumley – who has known Boris "since he was four" and says this relationship makes him "largely quite amenable" – began lobbying the Tory MP shortly after his re-election as London mayor in May 2012.

In a BBC interview a year later, when asked how she has managed to push the bridge proposal so far, Lumley replied: "I've known Boris since he was four, so he's largely quite amenable".

Reviews for her boarding and training services on her Facebook page are largely quite positive.

Yet Mr. Weiner has largely and quite deliberately skipped over the production and marketing of salable, portable, immutable objects.

If I speak of East Asia, so I will first of all concentrate myself on North East Asia, because South East Asia is largely culturally quite different.

Alcohol, you notice, figures quite largely in both cases.

Yes, he fought addiction, but he had been largely sober for quite a while.

Yet despite the fact he'd largely enjoyed his "quite agreeable" trip, and even made a startling attempt at cultural sensitivity, the local paper branded his food-based comments "derogatory" and accused the Top Gear presenter of "slating" the city.