Sentence examples for quite fresh from inspiring English sources
"quite fresh" is an appropriate usage in written English
You can use it to describe something that is new or renewed. For example, "This morning's dew gives the grass a quite fresh feel."
Suddenly the abbey seems quite fresh.
Big Brother was quite fresh, and it was gigantic.
"Each piece should feel like it's quite fresh and throwaway.
Moreover, in Dominica memories of colonialism are still quite fresh.
There is one major possible exception to the trend, and it is quite fresh.
It's not quite fresh, getting dunked in cup of tea (ne(w) in bent1; see bun2).
Sex and the City really is something quite new and fresh compared to that.
Ultimately, it was testimony to them all, driven by experience and recollections, and our hope is that it would create something quite new and fresh to hear such a wide ranging set of perspectives.
Now, thanks to an investigation by The Independent, we discover that these banks are not quite as fresh and novel as we might first have assumed, or, indeed, have hoped.
LAS VEGAS — After losing a second state in less than a week to Mitt Romney by a yawning margin, Newt Gingrich vowed not to quit the Republican race, charting an itinerary — if not quite a fresh strategy — to campaign widely over the next few months.
It says that 'there's nothing quite like fresh air, exercise and family time'.
