Sentence examples for quite display from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, Lady Bird's volatile temperament comes through more in the writing and the drama than in the performance; Ronan doesn't quite display the text's sudden and mercurial energy.
I was disappointed in Shangela, who showed up for this week's challenges but didn't quite display the kind of dazzle expected of someone who's made it clear that she's going for the crown.
It's quite a display: Vuillard and Picasso and Degas on the walls; miniatures from Asia in display cases; Tiffany hanging from the ceilings.
Considering the facts, that was quite a display of arrogance.
It was quite a display, and the most impressed might have been N.B.A. scouts.
His rapid ascent up the ladder culminated with a quite breathtaking display in the Group II UAE Derby on World Cup night.
Oh this is a quite brilliant display of bowling from Sri Lanka, Mendis beating him all ends up and that was absolutely plumb!
What an extraordinarily masturbatory list of nominations: even by the Academy Awards' standards, this is quite a display of self-love on the part of the movie world.
It was a breathtaking goal that rounded off a quite brilliant display and ended with Bale leaving the pitch to a standing ovation when he was substituted 18 minutes from time.
(back to OBAMA) And that was quite a display of hard-nosed, fiscal conservatism when he slashed one one-hundredth of 1 percent from the federal budget by canceling "Sesame Street" and "Downton Abbey".
