Sentence examples for quite charged from inspiring English sources

As a result, his metabolism is, according to Harries, "quite charged".

Infinite demand for a free good; he makes it sound so technical, so colourless, his opinion, when in fact this statement is emotionally quite charged.

I was really quite charged up, these two women came in and wanted to talk about tax credits, and I let my guard slip.

However, Avigdor does not know Anshel is a woman, so the homoerotic implications are quite charged.

And if they don't quite charge Champagne prices, they are not so cheap that they can avoid the comparison.

NERVOUS mutual fund investors are not quite charging for the exits, but many of them have been heading for the sidelines, waiting for the volatile stock market to hit bottom.

The battery never quite charges up to 100% and it has a few cracks.

Applying these tests, it is inevitable in our legal system that some individuals may be quite properly charged and equally quite properly acquitted.

The first vote was quite highly charged.

"A woman that's quite sexually charged, confident, not too over the top.

"I enjoy playing characters where the silence is loud," Oldman once explained, although surely none of his roles have been quite as charged and restrained as little George Smiley, the MI6 veteran who sits in the wings like some watchful grey lizard.