Sentence examples for quite ideal from inspiring English sources

It's quite ideal, really.

Oh, and Bannon himself used to work for Goldman Sachs (albeit a long time ago), so … not quite ideal.

Biodiversity aside, the site, on a hilly, uncrowded edge of eastern Paris, is in some ways quite ideal for grazing sheep, he noted.

Biodiversity aside, the site, on a hilly, uncrowded edge of eastern Paris, is in some _____ quite ideal for grazing sheep, he noted.

Office 2013 may not be quite ideal for tablet use, but considering the weight of legacy baggage in Microsoft's suite, it is an excellent start.

Hence, the idea of subsidizing only a fraction is quite ideal.

Courier, 40, may not be quite the ideal choice for captain in terms of generating interest.

For a certain kind of play, unanimous acclaim is not quite the ideal reaction.

To me, that's quite an ideal situation to be in rather than being how can we get to the next level".

When he resumed, it was in less sprightly veins, as his idealist's temperament groped, through thickets of qualification, toward a never quite attained ideal.

The two-time defending champion Serena Williams kept it light at the start, walking onto Court 1 wearing a thigh-length white trench coat that, like Federer's cardigan, was not quite the ideal choice for a balmy day.