Sentence examples for quite anyone from inspiring English sources

Anything, though not quite anyone.

What could be next is not quite anyone's guess, but there are certainly plenty of decent possibilities and without trying to sound clichéd, that does mean the future likely holds some fantastic discoveries.

Quite possibly, anyone could claim to be a copyright owner.

He is quite unlike anyone I have ever met.

Nina Simone was not, this biography makes clear, quite like anyone.

Dianne Feinstein, the Democratic senator from California, is making a late career of not quite pleasing anyone.

When Olga Smirnova appears, you know that she's quite unlike anyone else.

"I only hope Edna knows what she's doing," she fretted, not quite to anyone.

Quite how anyone could be less than transfixed by Ms. Arterton, in unknowingly (or is she?) predatory mode, is beyond me.

But nothing on his résumé quite prepared anyone for the John Legere who emerged at the helm of T-Mobile.

Quite why anyone would want to live in a butter-free universe is beyond me, unless you're lactose-intolerant.