Sentence examples for quite one from inspiring English sources
They worried aloud that he wasn't on-side, not quite one of us.
He was considered almost – if not quite – "one of us" by the western powers.
Miliband isn't quite one of us, the dog whistle will have it.
She endlessly surprises me and she is quite one of the most charismatic performers I have ever met".
But once my UK-domiciled peers arrived, it turned out that I was equally not quite one of them.
"He was a million years old, so he was not quite one of us, but close enough.
Beyond the fact that the shots on goal were quite one-sided -- more on that later -- the Kings played a skilled possession game throughout their lineup.
Naturally with a parody like this it's hard to imagine it going on for seasons on end without the jokes getting stale or quite one-note.
The most common irregularity covers situations when the association between grapheme and phoneme is not quite one-to-one but can be, to some extent, ambiguous and greatly dependent on the neighbor-contexts.To deal with this problem, rule-based systems have been adopted along with a list of exceptions to cover the unruled situations.
"It seems quite one-sided".
My only gripe is that they're quite one-dimensionally sweet and rich – a simple pleasure.
