Sentence examples for object quite from inspiring English sources

"We all consolidated around the object quite quickly," Gardner said.

No doubt it's partly because I'm still fired up by last month's 100% Design, and all the truly inspiring new furniture and accessories I saw there, that I object quite so strongly to DFS's misuse of the term 'great design'.

Mr. Keaton, who has declined to be interviewed since his arrest, told a group of parents on a school tour last fall when asked what he envisioned for the school if money were no object, "Quite honestly, I'm all out of ideas for this school".

"So they objected – quite unpleasantly – to me naming my subjects and for suggesting that they had personalities, minds and feelings.

At this point, it could be objected, quite reasonably, that the others were destined for their own hells, their own singularities.

Languages like Spanish, French, German and Russian not only oblige you to think about the sex of friends and neighbors, but they also assign a male or female gender to a whole range of inanimate objects quite at whim.

> Underwear isn't armor, so let's not dress our warriors as sex objects quite so much.

> Underwear isn't armour, so let's not dress our warriors as sex objects quite so much.

We expected small object sorting to show a much lower complexity than core manipulations, as it only involves picking up and transferring identical objects – quite unlike manipulating a constantly changing core during toolmaking.

Patients with lesions in the superior parietal lobe, including the intraparietal sulcus, are unable to use visual information to correctly pre-shape the hand in order to pick up objects, even though they can discriminate between objects quite normally [2].

It makes an object look quite large, a person look quite wide.