Sentence examples for quite current from inspiring English sources

" 'Carmen' still seemed quite current," Ms. Malina said, adding: "It doesn't involve royalty and it doesn't involve tuberculosis.

(Other frequently cited, if not quite current, mondegreens include, "Secret Asian man," "Chicken to ride" and " 'Scuse me while I kiss this guy").

The information is through January of this year, so it's quite current.

Each of these sections is easy to read, and the career opportunities and event listings appear to be quite current.

This is quite current, given the recent controversy with AirBnB being among those companies that failed to screen users very throughly.

While twenty- and thirtysomethings might get a warm feeling from seeing Nye back on TV, it sounds like the show itself will be quite current and even at times political.

"I know he's also been in the studio with Mark Ronson," Johns said, "which I imagine is going to be quite current-sounding".

Who is the audience for not-quite-current television reviews, none old enough to be historical and few new enough to seem fresh?

The Vietcong would not be able to overrun outposts at night with quite their current ease.

Despite the high interdependence of economic activities, China, Japan and Korea are still backed up with different authority systems, different levels of economic development and quite intense current relationship.

A simple phrase with quite the current application, wouldn't you say?