Sentence examples for quite given that from inspiring English sources

In his earliest time I thought he perhaps contained the seeds of an English Balzac; but I have quite given that up in proportion as he has come steadily from the less simple in subject to the more simple -- from the Anglo-Indians to the natives, from the natives to the Tommies, from the Tommies to the quadrupeds, from the quadrupeds to the fish, and from the fish to the engines and screws".

I hesitate to be this reductive, but I think Bruce comes out of more of a Shavian tradition, except that Shaw eventually has a protagonist and a real message, whereas I think Bruce never quite gives that catharsis or says ultimately: This is what I want you to go home and think about it.

One may consider this result to be quite unexpected given that Akt-eNOS are upstream of IKK.

The possibility that p300 is a central regulator of skeletal muscle metabolism is quite high, given that isolated studies have identified a number of p300/CBP substrates with known important roles in skeletal muscle.

That's quite an accomplishment, especially given that MTH has reported quarterly losses worse than analysts' expectations.

Quite the opposite: I give that stuff away, because I'm wanting to make the best whole piece.

Our discovery of a higher abundance of several genes encoding blood clotting factors in LL chickens is quite peculiar given that fattening, rather than leanness, in mammals is usually associated with the prothrombotic state [ 47- 50].

I tried quite a few setups and nothing seemed to hit that sweet spot, which was actually quite frustrating, given that it really limited me in a few titles.

Quite right, given that the authorities have gone to extraordinary lengths to bail the banks out.

The longevity of its cast members is really quite remarkable, given that Erinsborough is obviously cursed.

Or are neither right – quite possibly, given that Vogel shoots him dead two thirds of the way through the episode.