Sentence examples for quite comprehensively from inspiring English sources

I persevered and had a couple of lessons, but the fantasy had been quite comprehensively demolished.

I thought Simon Cowell was supposed to be the nasty one, but LA is out-nastying him quite comprehensively.

My girlfriend is so familiar with the rule she was able to explain it quite comprehensively in the time it took her to iron my shirts for work.

"If there were any concerns [about that] there would have been concerns in the past, and over the last few years we have addressed those concerns quite comprehensively," he said.

This is a bit of a no-brainer: a person only has to spend two minutes on YouTube to realise that, as great as helicopters and guitars are, cats kick their arse quite comprehensively.

But I did fall apart inside, quite comprehensively, and expressed it through withering away, refusing to eat; bearing, in Hilary Mantel's words, "smiling, skeletal witness" to the gap that had appeared between the old life and the new one.

In fact, I think it's fair to say that no novel since Forever has tackled virginity quite so comprehensively for young adults.

Nothing, he then wrote, was "so catastrophically complicated, so insanely unjust, so obscenely ineffective, and has been quite so comprehensively cocked up by successive administrations as the British pension system".

Warmly received in Liverpool by the Rathbone family, he was directed first to Edinburgh where his long brown hair and frontier manners captivated the town quite as comprehensively as that other rustic genius, Robert Burns, two generations earlier.

An example in cinema is The Usual Suspects, whose surprising success stemmed from its devotion to plot and its willingness to deceive the audience quite as comprehensively as its villain was deceiving the detectives.

Moving forward, Joyce says Moonbot's future projects will continue to cross media — though maybe not quite as comprehensively as "The Fantastic Flying Books".