Sentence examples for quite in the middle of from inspiring English sources

"The Mandible is placed quite in the middle of the room, where a person entering the collection would probably notice it immediately," wrote Dahlbom in the Museum History Journal in 2009.

This summer I spent several weekends crisscrossing the top of the state from the hamlet of Lowell, not quite in the middle of the northern reaches, west to Isle La Motte, part of the chain of islands in Lake Champlain.

There are no changes at halftime, but Navas, Fabregas and Pedro have all been warming up quite vigorously in the middle of the field during the intermission.

I have been glued to the spot, quite literally, in the middle of nowhere, my head flung back, eyes locked on the polar darkness in anticipation, but I have never witnessed even a flicker of the auroral luminescence.

Besides because it was recommended by usaprofessor5, we chose it because the caverns are quite literally in the middle of nowhere, and Sonora is the rough halfway point to Marfa.

Now the draft transcripts of the discarded conference speech reveal that, far from regretting using the phrase "enemy within", which she had only used previously used in private, the Tory prime minister was quite prepared, in the middle of the bitter 1984-85 minerstrikeike, to repeat it publicly – and widen it to include nearly the whole of the Labour movement.

And that kind of thoughtfulness was quite unexpected in the middle of a political event.

"Which can be quite difficult in the middle of winter, but I find that sets me up for a good day".

Ainsley Hayes sets her up on a date with the Republican House Government Oversight Committee counsel Clifford Calley, but even though the date seems to go well, Calley then leaves her quite abruptly in the middle of the street.

"I quite like being in the middle of it," he says.

Our modern conception of the link between depression and chemicals in the brain was sparked quite by accident in the middle of the last century.