Sentence examples for quite hidden from inspiring English sources

Drink Windy Corner Stores & Cafe (100 Nelson Road) is quite hidden so mainly used by locals.

I imagined that I would probably return to ghostly ivory nasturtium strands strewn across the soil caught by the first of the ground frosts, instead the soil is still quite hidden by thickets of intertwining lime-green leaves.

It could spoil your day to see their plastic ear-wires, not quite hidden under hunting caps so new they'd probably been stomped rugged in the parking lot out back.

The events that this week destroyed the shores of the Indian Ocean, and which leveled the city of Bam a year ago, were of unmitigated horror: but they may also serve some deeper planetary purpose, one quite hidden to our own beliefs.

In fact, they're quite hidden on both sites.

This space is the most private room, set deeply down in the subterranean part of the former bakery- a quite hidden, inner sanctum, located in the depths of 47 East 12th Street in New York City.

If you have younger kids or are looking for something closer to the centre try the lovely and quite-hidden Franciscan Monastery and Garden near Wenceslas Square.

Then a red and white Iraqi ambulance swung up, and a half-dozen men carried away the not-quite-hidden body of the Somali guard, the latest casualty in a guerrilla war that is growing messier by the day.

But note the not-quite-hidden agenda.

Some of "which I'd denoted" is, quite literally, HIDDEN.

"If this piece is indeed a comment on homelessness, then it's quite a hidden one.