Sentence examples for quite incredibly from inspiring English sources

Online adherents, predominantly American, claim it adds a quite incredibly rich texture to the end result.

She's also remarkably adept with Molotov cocktails; she (quite incredibly) destroys the local police station and escapes detection.

There have been 17 deciders throughout the history of State Of Origin and Queensland have, quite incredibly, won 11 while New South Wales have managed just four wins.

In the same way Readers Recommend commenters might, quite incredibly, suggest the same songs sometimes, but hey – that's also the joy of discovery.

Mutai's victory in New York wraps up the 2011 major marathon season, and it means, quite incredibly, Kenyans have won every single major marathon this year.

Anyway, Carrie and her best buds get it together for another big-screen go-around in this misjudged and quite incredibly boring sequel.

And so, belatedly, haltingly, accidentally, and quite implausibly and incredibly, it began at last: my education.... Alone in my room, congested and exhausted, I forgot my obsession with self-advancement.

"Chuck is a Type A personality, and he used to be, quite frankly, incredibly rigid," Tom told me.

"It's quite an incredibly humbling experience," said Konta, who also beat Williams at the Australian Open.

People like to think this world is getting smaller due to the internet, but I think it has always been quite an incredibly tiny village.

You're quite unusual, incredibly unusual in fact, if you're a member of a political party.