Sentence examples for make it quite from inspiring English sources

The alleged characteristics of the utility approach make it quite attractive as a measure of HRQOL independent of its usefulness in economic evaluation studies [ 8].

"It can make it quite tough.

Which would make it quite a gift.

"I don't think you want to make it quite real.

"Did Jay need to make it quite so brutal?

Two seemingly unrelated recent news stories make it quite clear.

"There's no point in over-dramatising all that; I just [tried] to make it quite real.

It is best to make it quite thick, as it can be diluted.

I make it quite tart and lemony, and if you get it right, yum.

Its extensive use of irregularly shaped reflective glass will most likely make it "quite lethal to birds," Mr. Mesure said.

"The tone we want is to make it quite lively and informal and also entertaining and topical," he says.