Sentence examples for quite hands from inspiring English sources

He told BBC Radio Lancashire: "So far he's been quite hands off and I'm sure during the season I'll be able to pick his brains".

As these events developed, President Obama's initial reaction was quite hands off.

"It doesn't quite hand over the immaculate sustainable park for legacy," he said.

And we found ourselves standing side by side – if not quite hand in hand – in front of the exuberant London Gay Men's Chorus, singing Abba's Dancing Queen for us at the top of their voices.

But I couldn't quite hand them this week's award, because I'm still miffed at Edwards and the supers for taking their own sweet time to get to this point.

"It's quite hands-on," he says.

My style – if you can call it that – is quite hands-off.

Nonetheless Mr. Claudel was most of the time quite hands-on.

I was always quite hands-on at the arts council, but being editor-in-chief at Radio 3 is fantastic".

"I said to my wife, 'I'm going to be a very emeritus kind of father.' I was quite hands-on with my sons.

If you take our approach to marketing, it's quite hands-on and you will spend a lot of time dealing with questions from your audience.