Sentence examples for made a quite from inspiring English sources

Lavrov said Moscow had made a "quite specific" ceasefire proposal but would await the American response.

With a subtle smokiness, it would have made a quite decent light lunch by itself for £5.75.

President Bush made a quite respectable argument, on grounds of executive privilege, against having Ms. Rice testify.

"I made a quite perfect floor plan -- but suddenly realize that the chimney will stick up in a very queer place," she wrote.

We made a quite a few defensive errors again today, but I'm really delighted for the boys that the losing run is at an end.

Then, there it was--the film I had so eagerly anticipated--and just as suddenly it was over and I was left somewhere strange, as it made a quite deep impression on me.

What makes a "quite high" chance of dying worth it?

Lately, however, I've seen a growing number of Romney supporters making a quite different argument.

No entertainer makes an entrance quite like Lady Gaga.

This could all make for a quite the downer.

This makes GHK a quite efficient antioxidant.