Sentence examples for much quite from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Mr King says as much quite often.

"I'm not sure that really would achieve anything much quite honestly.

But for the German-born, London-based artist this is all wrong, and she tells me as much quite firmly.

One guess is that they are overlooking many: much, quite, rather and very are common adverbs, but they do not jump out as adverbs in the way that words ending with –ly do.

For King to talk negatively about anybody deploying spin is a bit much, quite frankly.

Hard to play with so much, too much, quite frankly, hunger".

For example, Mr. Reider says, using U.S. News, "you can see which schools are more selective − and by how much − quite easily".

"That doesn't give you as much flexibility, quite frankly".

"I'm not sure we could have done it much better, quite frankly," he said.

"The Crown dependencies and overseas territories, which matter so much - quite rightly - to the British people and members have taken the necessary action and should get the backing for it".

54.4% enjoyed reading "very much" or "quite a lot".