Sentence examples for of as quite from inspiring English sources

(That's from a Democratic point of view. For Republicans, I'd say the deal should be thought of as "quite good" rather than "awesome").

As well as their zip and wit, they carry with them a sense that the world could be conceived of as quite other than it seems.

Digg started of as quite idealistic and making huge promises.

I'd like to be thought of as quite a happening DJ in the modern age".

Action video games may be thought of as quite mindless, consisting simply of avatars running around shooting the bad guy; but practicing them, in fact, imparts benefits on a wide range of cognitive tasks.

Although these two methods are thought of as quite different, we will show in this paper that both can be put into a common framework when we consider a Bayesian approach to analysing the underlying model errors.

"The idea that people can hold hugely responsible positions in them without any kind of formal training seems to a number of us as quite surprising".

People must think of me as quite famous because I get sent a lot of packages.

"But I actually think of myself as quite a shy person, although I know I give the impression of someone much more confident.

I think of myself as quite accomplished.

Mr. Ackman described the potential universe of candidates as quite limited.