Sentence examples for quite key from inspiring English sources
That's quite key I think, otherwise it's a sign of weakness".
"It will also enable [subscribers] to go online to our portal to change adverts and to change them in real time, which is quite key.
As one recruiter put it "The importance of policy is really quite key.
Which at that moment is quite key, I think, because you don't really know what's going on particularly, you know things are changing all the time… so that was… important.
9.04pm BST Andrew Wilson (@AndrewWilsonAJW) Stop the bus. the IMF and central banks calling for action on inequality is quite a key change.
"Angel was quite low key," Booth says.
He was quite low key, relaxed and friendly.
Not quite the "key driver" of the headline writing monkey.
"Then, gradually, we developed and started inviting philosophers — at first it was quite low key.
It was a powerful speech on health and education - a traditional Labour speech, which was quite low key but with more substance and less flash and histrionics".
He described Brooklyn as quite low key, about somebody very ordinary and not a book that would be considered as an automatic prize winner.
