Sentence examples for quite idle from inspiring English sources

Ken Smith, the Great Park's architect, reckons the residents of Orange county are quite idle enough.

He described himself as "toothless, deaf, melancholic, shaky on my pins, unable to eat, full of dope, quite idle", and expressed the belief that "all fates were worse than death".

(CHF102) 'I think it is quite easy to become idle.

(CHF107) Goal-setting was also supported as potentially motivational: 'I think it is quite easy to become idle.

In Everybody Wants Some!!, he gets you to hang out with people who are talkative, idle, interested in sex and, erm, not quite as clever as all that.

You'll be surprised with what your idle mind comes up with, & its quite funny to look back over them once you fill the book up.

Even so, the idle thought of shopping for a weapon never quite leaves me.

Moreover, we noticed that the power consumption due to standby and sleep states is quite identical and it is in average 10% of the idle state power consumption.

It is about the protection of Europe, and the stance of an idle observer that European diplomacy has assumed up to now is not quite clear to me.

It just becomes idle noise that customers don't absorb, or can't embrace, or quite frankly won't buy.

But the issue, which used to be typically idle political gossip about a man in his 10th decade, has lately become quite serious.