Sentence examples for quite exquisite from inspiring English sources

Two of these pieces in particular, "Autumn Rain" and "Morning Mist", are quite exquisite.

Near the end, Robert tells John that he's "very good, becoming quite exquisite".

That only comes once a decade, and it's never quite exquisite enough".

"It was a decent, humane, responsible proposal in quite exquisite detail, and the answer I got back was 'No,' " Mr. Felder said.

Though PG Wodehouse's description of the aural pain of the hangover in "The Man Who Gave Up Smoking" will surely never be bettered: "The noise of the cat stamping about in the passage outside caused him quite exquisite discomfort".

He is 22, he has had to wait for opportunities in this Barça attack, and on Saturday he was summoned off the bench to do what he has done 14 times in 17 appearances — score a quite exquisite, quite typical Barcelona goal.

Then, in my last meal, nothing was quite as exquisite.

Kalman and Horn don't have quite the exquisite eye that their subject requires; they suggest the idea, even strain after it, without quite reaching it.

The food and drink are so cheap you might think you've ended up in Eastern Europe, but that wouldn't be quite as exquisite.

Is there any cinematic delight quite so exquisite as that of watching Debbie Reynolds jump out of a cake in "Singin' in the Rain"?

The quiet playing of the strings around the piano's wistful song near the end of the Andante was quite simply exquisite.