Sentence examples for quite how far from inspiring English sources

Quite how far it will develop remains to be seen.

Quite how far he fused memory and imagination is an interesting question.

Quite how far and how fast the process will go remains to be seen.

Mr Lugo might not have realised quite how far sexual mores had changed.

Quite how far those talks got remains to be seen but that won't stop the speculation.

You have to remind yourself how young he is – and then speculate on quite how far his talent will stretch.

Hip-hop emerged in America in the 1970s; I was aware of it in Britain in the early '80s, but I had not appreciated quite how far-flung or how diverse it has become until this event.

"This report provides a very sobering perspective of where we are and still heading and quite how far- reaching the implications are of maintaining this trajectory".

De Silva said she felt quite oppressed when growing up, never quite sure how far she could push seemingly arbitrary authority before it pushed back.

"I can't quite believe how far we've come in our white-ball cricket," he said.

That means they can be used to estimate quite precisely how far away they (and thus the galaxy they inhabit) are.