Sentence examples for quite fed up from inspiring English sources

Marilyn was quite fed up with the way Olivier always stole the scene.

"I was getting quite fed up because I was on my fifth or sixth editor.

Bennett, she said, is "quite fed up with herself with doing the interviews when she knew she wasn't feeling in a good way".

Regarding the mayor's panoply of troubles, Dr. Allawi said with the slow chuckle of someone who is no longer on the firing line, "I know he is on the verge of being quite fed up".

I see this a lot in my coaching – people are often quite fed up at work, feel desperate to move on, and will grab at whatever is out there because it offers something new.

Ordinary people like you have no idea how badly educated they are!" By now I'm getting quite fed up with her messianic belief that she alone is the sole voice of authority on what goes in state schools.

On the other hand, this white working-class group contains those who may also, quite justifiably, be fed up with the dodgy politics Labour often plays with Britain's ethnic communities.

Quite frankly, I was fed up".

I'm never quite hot, dusty or fed up enough for it to work its magic.

Quite honestly I am getting fed up with the struggle.

"We've had enough public relations and enough sugar-coating of this issue and quite frankly, as governor, I am fed up".