Sentence examples for quite as per from inspiring English sources

When Cruise auditioned for the part, it was not quite (as per the classic Peter Cook and Dudley Moore sketch) a one-legged man applying for the part of Tarzan.

So it's not quite as cheap as in the U.S. (as per usual for gadgetry crossing the pond).

At Stew Leonard's, the giant supermarket in Norwalk, Conn., $9.99 snow shovels were not selling quite as fast yesterday as the 89-cent-per-pound turkeys.

He is extremely durable — only LeBron James has averaged more minutes per game since the 2005-06 season — but because of his inflated minutes his per game numbers are not quite as impressive as they appear on the surface.

At 1080p the 5.2in screen is quite crisp with a density of 424 pixels per inch, although it's not quite as pixel perfect as the 5.1in quad HD display of the Galaxy S6 with 577ppi.

With a price tag of several thousands of dollars per dress, and a comfort level not quite as accomodating as cotton, a challenge lies ahead of her. .

Unique, it certainly was, but the elaborate seven-course meal — which goes for $220 per person — didn't perhaps always go quite as planned.

But it's not quite as simple as that -- because 6.9percentt of the average American's per capita income of $46,000 is, at $3200, still far higher than 55% of the Eritrean per capita income of $683.

None is quite as small as Earth.

None performs quite as securely as before.

None are quite as unconditional as GiveDirectly.