Sentence examples for part of quite from inspiring English sources

And it was part of quite a day.

It all seems part of quite another country.

I've recently been part of quite a few conversations about the importance of having trustees with digital expertise on charity boards.

"You don't have to be part of quite literally an old boys network," said Ms. Postrel, a former editor of Reason magazine (and a contributor of monthly Economic Scene columns for this newspaper's business section).

He described the recent collapse of Comet, Jessops, the camera retailer, HMV, the entertainment store, and Blockbuster, the film rental chain, as part of "quite seismic" changes on the high street: "It is quite heartbreaking to see all those great brands disappearing from the high street".

Their strength is that they are part of quite a rich network.

Part of us quite likes it.

Yet part of him, quite clearly, is deeply romantic.

Running the York 10k gave me such a buzz and made me feel part of something quite special, where the human spirit shone through.

As part of a quite outstanding graduate student cohort, I was probably more shaped by my fellow graduate students--and by the study groups and debates we had--than by the faculty.

They've taken the 'professional' part of SPFL quite seriously, upgrading their dug-out to contain top of the range 'bucket' seats.