Sentence examples for quite ordered from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hitchens's catalog of return sounds quite ordered, indeed rational.

Despite first impressions of chaos, the bazaar is quite ordered and laid out in a series of streets and alleyways with vendors grouped by their merchandise.

Richard's surrender allows Bolingbroke to appear to usurp the throne almost accidentally, as a side effect of trying to claim his legal inheritance; and the new king genuinely regrets the murder he has never quite ordered.

"It was quite ordered at first, but as the pace needed to pick up, more and more vessels joined, and there wasn't always time to document them".

Although the show's denouement may sound chaotic, it's actually quite ordered.

According to our analysis, gp120, like HA, is predicted to be quite ordered.

After forty-eight hours of hell, he did not quite order the people of Lydda to go.

Wow! Obama's press secretary, Robert Gibbs, certainly speaks for the President and while not quite ordering Burris to resign, he did suggest on Friday that Burris spend this weekend thinking about his future.

Even though they aren't quite as ordered and accounted for as weekdays, weekends feel boxed up.

Brian Stelter's book on the nefarious network morning show wars ends up being like a breakfast made not quite to order.

They are assumed to be loyal to the Tobruk "government", but no one is quite sure who ordered the raids or where they were launched from.