Sentence examples for making it quite from inspiring English sources

The quoll can obtain all the water it needs from its food, making it quite adaptable during droughts or other periods of water shortage.

Japan has some factors in its favor, however, making it quite different from debt-burdened countries like Greece, said M. Campbell Gunn, portfolio manager of the T. Rowe Price Japan fund.

It has a small LCD screen and lasts one week on one charge, making it quite Tamagotchi-like in its size and interface.

If soldered, the circuit could be condensed very much, making it quite compact and very portable.

there's no way without making it quite clear that he likes guys".

Did she have any doubts about making it quite so intimate?

There is 2.9 inches more legroom in the second row, making it quite acceptable for six-foot passengers.

Mr. Batmanglij knows that sensation well, of being within reach of Hollywood without ever making it quite there.

They do that thing all great illustrations do, making it quite impossible to imagine the story existing without them.

The lecture also appears as an article in the Almanack, making it quite likely that the 2012 Wisden — the 149th — will be remembered as the Sangakkara edition.

Some physicians found reduction unnerving, particularly because the procedure is viewed under ultrasound, making it quite visually explicit, which is not the case with abortion.