Sentence examples for quite notes from inspiring English sources

If not quite Notes from the Underground, it is certainly a glimpse into the mind of someone both in the thick of the entrepreneurial world and with enough maturity to try and put all the craziness in perspective.

BRAD BRADFORD Upper Arlington, Ohio, Jan . 12 , 2012 Ms. Blackwell quite rightly notes that the Horatio Alger notion is a pipe dream.

Dowd quite rightly notes that McQueary, a tall former quarterback, could have rushed over and pulled the child away.

Mitchell is no idolater; he quite correctly notes that for almost 50 years Bulwer-Lytton "wrote for an audience whose taste he despised".

"One thing that's happened over the last five years is that the growth rate in supply of workers has shrunk quite rapidly," notes economist Saul Eslake.

"The jargon barrier can be quite formidable," notes Erez.

Red giants like Mira are quite common, notes Shara, so it's probably not the only comet imposter out there.

Are you mad? I'll shoot you!" the mugger quite reasonably noted.

Across such measures the OECD found that Australia does quite well, noting that "job quality is the highest in Australia, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Luxemburg, Norway and Switzerland".

Mr. Nasrallah was quite blunt, noting that "everybody knows" that the Assad regime supports Hezbollah and the Palestinian movement and that loyalty goes both ways.

"The playoffs are always different," Lemieux said, quite reasonably, noting that even high scorers play by different rules when the Stanley Cup is being polished.