Sentence examples for quite original from inspiring English sources

But it was quite original in its own way.

Quite original in pattern, it reflected accurately the sound system of the Macedonian dialect.

The menu, which Mr. Fontana describes as "a grazing menu," is both clever and quite original.

And so, Mr. Elliott says, "Isaac came up with this whole poolside thing that's quite original".

The young will rejoice: Such totems of rebellion are bound to seem novel, if not quite original.

Based on the countries' flags, these colourful geometrical constructions were widely displayed, hugely admired internationally, and quite original.

Sensible perhaps, but not quite as original as the author appears to believe.

It's not quite an original, but hey, neither was "Freaky Friday".

Not quite the original boast of democracy cascading through the Middle East.

All enjoyable enough – but on this evidence, Mills is not quite the original his champions claim.

Either Mr. Dylan is not quite so original as we thought, or he is the ultimate cultural recycler.