Sentence examples for quite actual from inspiring English sources

"When you see there are countries in Europe like Hungary, who are still discussing free press and free expression, I think it's quite actual.

Research, aimed on revealing and using for pre-production efficiency the upgrading of relations and quantitative formal estimations of the structural and technological design decisions similarity, is quite actual.

Virtual, but not quite actual.

As this newspaper pointed out on Monday, behind those huge announced job cuts you often find quite modest actual job losses.

Mark, another veteran of the '80s bust, manages more than 1,500 rental properties in the Dallas area, and he has his own blunt take on the local market: a bubbling cesspool — not quite his actual words!

And yet, he is also still Jamie, recognisably still the fresh-faced, mop-topped Essex boy with a lisp and a habit of babbling words that don't quite make actual sentences; whose company makes nearly £10m profit a year and yet who's clearly not all about the money.

Dolls often reside in "the uncanny valley" a phrase that refers to a theory developed by robotics professor Masahiro Mori in 1970: it posits that objects with features that are human-like, that look and move almost, but not quite, like actual human beings, elicit visceral feelings of revulsion in many people.

It seemed quite possible that actual Hong Kong citizens might live the dazzlingly, decadent lives that movies like "Heavenly Fates" portrayed.

The illustration's bright colors were quite unlike the actual surroundings, which consisted of dull sky that faded into a horizon of undulating, parched-brown hillsides.

But the major evils protected against by the speedy trial guarantee exist quite apart from actual or possible prejudice to an accused's defense.

In contrast with previous studies, we find that the optimal contract is quite close to actual unemployment compensation schemes, both qualitatively and quantitatively.