Sentence examples for mass quite from inspiring English sources

In simple terms, it is when particles acquire mass; quite a dramatic change.

McGuinness is still a practising Catholic, though his job means he can't attend mass quite as often.

Such a structure would, however, have a mass quite a lot less than many asteroids.

The law is often manipulated and exploited for perverse ends, but it's rare that one forgotten detail in legislation can affect an entire mass of people quite so profoundly.    .

The law is often manipulated and exploited for perverse ends but it's rare that one forgotten detail in legislation can affect an entire mass of people quite so profoundly.    .

"We estimate that the amount of gold produced and ejected during the merger of the two neutron stars may be as large as 10 moon masses — quite a lot of bling!" lead author Edo Berger, of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Asaidphysins (Cfa), statement statement.

In addition, masses of people quite loyal to the authorities suffered from the severe laws.

There's no other mass experience quite like it.

Its mass was quite light, about 126 GeV.

He starts trends that have a mass appeal quite disproportionate to their off-the-wall aesthetic.

Belarus, with about 10 million people in a landlocked mass not quite the size of Kansas, is a new nation and, even in the European mind, an obscure one.