Sentence examples for quite flattering from inspiring English sources

It's actually quite flattering.

Both are cut quite long, which I found quite flattering.

These trousers are smarter than black jeans, and they're quite flattering.

Sterling told the BBC that he turned down a new £100,000-a-week deal but insisted he was not a "money-grabbing 20-year-old", while also admitting that links to Saturday's opponents Arsenal were "quite flattering".

She did a lovely job with my photos and I thought the untouched images were actually quite flattering.

In his interview, Sterling said it was "quite flattering" to be linked with Arsenal, whom the Reds visit on Saturday.

In a toast there, Ms. Wintour said she had been "quite flattered when Hamish asked me to host a small dinner for 20".

I was also quite flattered he tried to set me up with his son, even though he never called.

Their mother had the habit of cutting up a good likeness and superimposing it, gluing it, on another not quite as flattering.

'One of the things that Newes from Scotland says is that the witches asked the devil why he is conspiring against James of Scotland, and the devil answers 'because the King is the greatest enemy that I have on earth', which is arguably quite a flattering statement.

By the early 18th Century, he had produced a violin that was "not as long but quite large, flatter but not so flat that you lose the resonance that makes the violin so magical".