Sentence examples for quite may from inspiring English sources
A certain rough-around-the-edges improvisational looseness – a sense of something coming together before your eyes, or not quite – may be one of the things that distinguishes performance art from theater.
Signs that the economy remains quite robust may have set the overall market back.
Indeed, the early evidence suggests that something quite different may be happening.
But not quite: Dayton may be hypocritical, but it is also pragmatic.
And organizations that appear quite similar may have very different missions.
These statements, despite being quite negative, may push some individuals to try harder.
I feel a shift lately -- many families are speaking up, and quite loudly may I add.
Even animals who get along quite well may not be willing to share their "dens".
Lemon juice, because it is also quite acidic, may be used in place of vinegar.
It's quite possible others may join our claim, and others may start their own claims".
