Sentence examples for organized quite from inspiring English sources

Of course, the "official" events have been organized quite logically (and enticingly).

Tribes were usually organized quite loosely the Pima were the only group with a formally elected tribal chief but were politically important as the unit that determined whether relations with neighbouring groups were harmonious or agitated.

Everything will be refined, as the conference was organized quite quickly last year.

What was very important for us was to find the leaders because, as people who knew each other from before Solidarity, we organized quite quickly.

The book is organized quite sensibly, starting with muffins and proceeding through biscuits and scones, cakes and teacakes, breads, flaky dough and on to fried stuff (doughnuts!), pancakes and so on.

The band is organized quite simply with Paul and Joe playing their songs in a simple basic guitar-synth-and-drums indie pop style and they sing in the semi-deadpan way; a review found the vocal delivery similar to that of They Might Be Giants.

Your only concern right now should be trash and recycling so don't put anything else away, and don't start organizing quite yet.

Nothing says "Get Organized" in quite the same way as the prospect of extended jury duty.

While the festival is organized not quite chronologically — there were some late works in the opening days and some important early pieces are still to come — the first weekend essentially brought him from St . Petersburgto Paris, ending amid the Surrealists of the 1920s.

The folks at Hyperink also were gracious enough to create an e-book for me, which went through my entire blog and organized it quite well (you can buy a copy here).

At best we humans are unitary sources of our own knowledge and can give our ideas an overall oneness as a more or less organized whole a quite imperfect and faint mirroring of God's mind.