Sentence examples for quite encourage from inspiring English sources

Midtown Manhattan doesn't quite encourage that kind of dawdling.

Even if they don't quite encourage an obsession with size, they certainly endorse the idea that size is a necessary concern.

"That's also quite encouraging.

"I'm quite encouraged by it," Crinion says modestly.

Mr. Jennings said the senators' efforts were "quite encouraging".

He also said he was quite encouraged by the language David Cameron used about Dannatt's proposal.

I was quite encouraged by the Arts Council's decisions last month.

From the N.A.A.C.P. viewpoint, the news from Maryland was indeed quite encouraging.

Kevin W. Keane, a spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, said: "We find some things in the survey that are quite encouraging.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton recently told reporters she was "quite encouraged at the positive, receptive responses we've been getting" to requests for help in accepting Guantánamo detainees.

"Considering that Neil Lennon has been here for four years, Chris Sutton five years, John Hartson four years and Alan Thompson for a length of time, this is quite encouraging.