Sentence examples for quite how large from inspiring English sources

Quite how large a hit remains to be seen.

Quite how large this VAT windfall is remains a matter of dispute.

"It is easy to forget quite how large a part war — and the memory of war — plays in the lives of anyone born in the quarter-century after 1945," the columnist D.J. Taylor wrote in The Independent, a liberal newspaper.

A year ago the Met closed its rooms of 19th-century European painting and sculpture for renovation; I had not revisited them since they reopened in December and had forgotten quite how large their ballet quotient is.

However, it is only in recent years that scientists have discovered quite how large these can get.

"I think people forget quite how large the Thames is.

Johnson said the chancellor had made some bold changes but the budget "leaves us with as little sense as we had before of quite how the very large public spending cuts still in the pipeline will actually be delivered".

Cuts in savings taxes were also welcomed, but Mr Johnson concluded the Budget still "leaves us with as little sense as we had before of quite how the very large public spending cuts still in the pipeline will actually be delivered".

And until you see one of these beasts, it's quite impossible to convey how large (and actually very graceful) it is.

Quite how the process advances will depend in large part on how Spain reacts, Folch says.

"The sums involved are quite large, and no one knows quite how much of that gap the I.M.F. can fill," said Philip Whyte, an economist at the Center for European Reform in London.