Sentence examples for quite choose from inspiring English sources

In the end she couldn't quite choose between the two, and took the opportunity to work for Disperse Technologies because "in this company I am able to do both," she says.

How many times have you found yourself caught up in a situation where the guy or girl couldn't quite choose between you and someone else?

As "Empire" co-showrunner Danny Strong put it at the ATX Television Festival Panel for the show, the process is not quite "choose your own adventure," but there is a increasing element of social watching.

"Well, it explains my colouring – but because it goes through the mother I'm almost but not quite chosen," he says with a smile.

Fantasies turn into threats and then into a vague plan without Barry ever quite choosing to commit murder - but Trollope's depiction of his mental anguish is both convincing and suspenseful.

I feel quite liberated by the fact that I can now quite recklessly choose vegetarian food".

Hazleton's law, the appeals judges found, "creates the exact situation that Congress feared: a system under which employers might quite rationally choose to err on the side of discriminating against job applicants who they perceive to be foreign".

It is not that carriers are somehow trying to cheat frequent fliers out of the miles they have earned, he says, it is just that they quite naturally choose to give priority to paying customers.

Overnight, the military had to change its policies, its practices and military personnel could, quite quickly, choose to out themselves as gay without facing retribution.

The next step would be quite obvious; choose the one that has the best service and the most competitive pricing structure.

Wear comfortable clothes as the ceremony may last quite long Choose your shoes, and make sure they match your outfit and are comfortable.