Sentence examples for make you quite from inspiring English sources

If the only thing you have to assess is the quality of a tail, evolution will tend to make you quite good at it.

It's obviously a good bet, though, that each team is going to score, and as you count down the hours and minutes until kickoff of the final game of the season (which should make you quite sad), here are two names to keep in mind: Amari Cooper and Tyler Eifert.

And Helena: Orgasm.' It can make you quite dizzy, because you can tend to hyperventilate.

It used to be that you had to go to print magazines for this kind of dialogue, and it didn't come at you quite as quickly or make you quite as crazy.

Try to not put anyone down either, even if they make you quite angry.

I think it makes you quite frenetic.

"You start to reflect on that and it makes you quite silent I must say".

It makes you quite screwed-up and quiet and shy, with not much to say.

'But if somebody else says it, that actually makes you quite raw.

Where Are We Going?, hangs in Boston and makes you quite weak at the knees up close.

Finding Your Roots is a show where you voluntarily provide a great deal of information about your family, making you quite vulnerable … I regret my initial thoughts that the issue of slavery not be included in the story".