Sentence examples similar to quite first thing from inspiring English sources

But when you extract a Galet de Tours from its package, authenticity is not quite the first thing that comes to mind.

Quite often, the first thing a successful person says when entering my therapy office is, "I probably shouldn't be here.

I can't imagine my life without having studied there, but I don't think that a school really needs to change children's lives quite so much; the first thing you learned there was the law of the jungle.

James Crebbin-Bailey, one of Britain's leading topiarists and twice gold medal winner at the Chelsea Garden Show, said: "It is  quite a worry because the first thing you know about it is you have got a defoliated plant.

So that's the first thing because quite often what you find there is not really a very clear sense of who makes decisions about them.

Quite frankly, that's just the first thing that vanishes.

The first thing they did, quite naturally, was to go to the churches and ask for help, but, of course, very few would help them".

The first thing that Griffin asked him — quite logically — concerned the grand scale of Coppola's filmmaking ("You've always done things in a very big way").

"The first thing to say is, you can't quite believe she's the age she is," he says.

The first thing you need to know is that it's quite different to the Harlem Shuffle.

Write first thing in the morning when your conscious brain hasn't quite taken over yet.