Sentence examples for quite dazzling from inspiring English sources
The final track before the bonus section, Friends to Lovers, is quite dazzling.
Recently, however, Melbourne has been building apace, with results that are unashamedly modern, determinedly stylish and often quite dazzling.
The scene in which a roaring Frank demonstrates his swordsmanship to a gasping Bathsheba remains a masterclass in subversive erotic suggestion – faintly ridiculous, yes, but still quite dazzling.
Zhang, a collector and brilliant forger of historical paintings, left China forever in 1948, and went on to develop an astute fusion of Chinese ink painting and Abstract Expressionism that can be quite dazzling.
The claim that we have no RCTs is wrong; we have many, and some quite dazzling.
Hewitt's fast unison passages can have a blustery feel that means the transition into the final movement doesn't quite dazzle.
The rest of the Vizio isn't quite as dazzling.
It's just a shame that as a showcase for organic food, the café isn't quite as dazzling.
Apart from that, Ireland were as good as they had planned to be, better in the tight than we might have thought, not quite as dazzling behind as they had promised.
As "son of the Sun god", he would have quite literally dazzled his subjects in his glittering robes, their lavish gold and beaded decoration making a delicate tinkling sound whenever he moved.
