Sentence examples for quite extended from inspiring English sources

"I can't tell you how much it means to me to walk behind that flag [the Stars and Stripes]," said Huber, whose American patriotism has not quite extended to getting the last couplet of the national anthem right.

The time to release the brakes is also quite extended.

The fact that seawater circulates through ocean basement millions of years after its formation shows that hydrothermal processes at moderate temperatures can be quite extended in time.

Mavroeidis and Papageorgiou (2003) have proposed a quite extended range of wavelets to an analytical model of ground motion pulses modeled.

The imaginary part of their refractive index is obtained thanks to a new and quite extended database of the in vivo absorption spectra of photosynthetic pigments (that is made available to the reader).

While Google has long offered its G Suite to government customers, the company's effort to bring on more enterprise users hasn't quite extended to government agencies and their cloud computing needs.

It's quite an extended family and his death made everyone think more about the notion of family.

But the Kidd-Nets relationship has been quite the extended drama, one that could be told in four acts: How Thorn obtained him, how he retained him as a free agent, how he lost him in a trade that Kidd forced him to make and how the Nets, relocated to Brooklyn, stunned the basketball world by making him their coach about 15 minutes after he retired (from the Knicks) as a player.

There are plenty of new structure types, furniture items, signs, decorations and more to bring your Vault to life, so you have quite the extended palette to work with.

As you might expect, that turned into quite an extended (both their dicks took a bit of time to come to life), noisy threesome.

This discrepancy might be due to the length of our experimental animal set-up, as five days can be considered quite an extended time for mice.