Sentence examples for quite everybody from inspiring English sources

"Everybody loves her", says a Filipina stallholder selling cassava cakes.Well, not quite everybody.

(Not quite everybody: Daniels told me that he knows of one emir who has banned looting in his district because he believes that it is un-Islamic).

But at the manhunt scene, this news offered the first piece of comforting commentary on the sniper: not quite everybody feels obliged to pay attention.

In one room, a piece of wood nailed over the mantle had scrawled across it: "Please Be Quite Everybody is Welcome".

Well, not quite everybody.

(Then, as now, not quite everybody was concerned.

Adams told BBC Sport: "It's quite tough, everybody wants to beat the number one, everybody wants to beat Nicola Adams.

There were boos, Bronx cheers and someone hollered, quite loudly, "Everybody hates Raymond".

As the designer put it backstage, after describing the mood as "psychological" and "quite dark": "Everybody has a Godzilla in his bedroom".

Jolie's dress – a jet-black Atelier Versace ball gown – exposed her right leg all the way up to the thigh, and the film star spent most of the evening making quite sure everybody knew about it.

And the other thing is is you have to remember it's not just what goes on in headquarters in the center; it's what's going on in the field, and trying to grow more case officers while you are fighting this, trying to grow more analysts that you surge overseas, try to resurrect the clandestine human capability that quite frankly everybody had ignored, and we were in terrible shape.