Sentence examples for quite brief from inspiring English sources
The phrase "quite brief" is correct and commonly used in written English
It means something is very short or concise. Example: The instructions for the assignment were quite brief, leaving many students confused about what was expected of them.
It ranged from incredibly detailed to quite brief.
And while the birth itself will probably be painful, the process of delivery is quite brief.
I worked as an analyst and, partly because I knew the sector, the [ICIS] training was quite brief.
Due to the turnover in our business, actors' working relationships with directors can be quite brief these days.
(Mr. Gurney's actual meeting with the actress Katharine Cornell was quite brief, though the play imagines a very different outcome to that encounter).
Conditioning tends to be established most rapidly when the interval between the signal (conditioned stimulus) and the unconditioned stimulus is quite brief.
But on June 3, 2014, the IG's Executive Officer admitted, "Technically we are not quite briefing [that class] yet... still trying to get OIG on schedule".
The May reports "have confirmed that the economy is stuck in stagnant growth again after quite a brief rebound" over the winter, said Xianfang Ren, a senior economist in the Beijing office of IHS, a global consulting firm.
Perhaps the most telling indication of Neal's gifts was the fact that, although the role was quite a brief one, the Academy included her in the category of best actress, rather than best supporting actress.
The short videos supported by the program won't be quite as brief as the seconds-long shorts you'll find on TikTok, the fast-growing video platform, since Galvin and Grubbs are seeking more episodic content.
At one or two moments, his revulsion at Fosca was perhaps not quite right, brief flashes that felt overdone in this intimate space.
