Sentence examples for make us quite from inspiring English sources

It's uncomfortable knowledge and it can make us quite uncomfortable people to be around.

Indeed, our talent for hiding the truth from ourselves - designed to provide social benefits, specifically the ability to exploit others with conflicting goals - can make us quite socially vulnerable: if we are found out, 'Your entire environment may be oriented against you, all with superior knowledge, while you peer out, ignorant and hobbled by self-deception' (p. 176).

This research has shown that maybe overhead really doesn't matter that much, that giving can make us quite happy and when we are happy, after giving, we are more likely to do another good deed.

In some sense that writes out the audience and makes us quite indifferent to them.' Jake finds the fascination that buyers and critics have with the Chapmans' studio now palls.

"It would make us both quite unhappy.

"This alone can be stressful, as well as not feeling confident about a particular assignment which can make us feel quite anxious.

My mum's attempts to make us feel better never quite hit the mark either.

In fact, it made us feel quite sick the first time we saw it, although by the eighth consecutive viewing it had got an awful lot funnier.

The description makes us understand quite vividly how we didn't want to be there and also makes ever so comprehensible the decision by George W. Bush and Dick Cheney to give our last excursion into Asia a pass.

So rumours began of stolen pencils, playground incidents, until she faced us down, angry and tearful, and made us - quite rightly - thoroughly ashamed.

Our decision making is also influenced by our emotional states and social world in ways both overt and subtle, making us appear quite fickle in what we decide.