Sentence examples for make me quite from inspiring English sources
A few more restaurants like it would make me quite happy.
"A specific tone in a song, a specific cord change can do that - can make me quite weepy," he said.
Even so, there's a subtext to much of the commentary that, if I were him, might make me quite angry.
He added: "After the exciting news regarding Tiffany V – a little announcement that doesn't make me quite so happy", and pointing to his withdrawal from the Discworld convention.
By 1895, her walking had deteriorated, and she reported that Bossi "undertakes to make me quite well in six weeks and I shall be glad to be able to walk again".
"It used to make me quite upset, thinking, 'Do people not care about my safety?' I used to think about getting a luminous bike shirt made up which said: FLESH AND BONES.
It actually makes me quite anxious.
It just made me quite angry.
'If anything it made me quite ballsy.
But what I have seen today makes me quite uncomfortable.
Having a twin brother made me quite competitive.
