Sentence examples for quite permitted from inspiring English sources

I have never quite permitted myself to attend bicycle camp or to take lessons from a bicycle mechanic (though I have considered both).

Does this mean the Japanese are supposed to eat seaweed and North Americans are not? ) Do not make your opponent feel threatened or coerced, especially when in a group; make sure that they are quite permitted to choose their own diet.

Moreover, that such a subtle distinction can exist and be perceived among an obscure set of targets would suggest that the cognitive machinery used for social categorization is quite flexible, permitting the application of basic perceptual distinctions to discriminating novel social groups as they are encountered by the cognitive system.

CMG particles imaged with DNA and ATPγS turned out to be quite uniform, permitting structure determination to a higher resolution than that obtained previously (18 Å vs 28 Å resolution, Figure 1 figure supplement 1).

11– 14 In contrast, there was evidence for preferential deposition and prolonged exposure within tumor deposits whose blood vessels are often morphologically quite abnormal, permitting leakage into the surrounding tissue.

On the other hand, the PITC-based procedure characterised by a quite similar LOQ permitted a higher throughput but implied the processing of a 500-μl plasma volume.

But none of this, and nothing else from an eventful life grown quite ordinary, was ever permitted to interfere with either Hussein's steady pursuit of muscular young men or his unfailing commitment to the steadfast Luther.

Interestingly, the melanocytes did not colonize the area above the pineal gland (Fig. 1B,D, blue arrow), suggesting that they might still be responsive to specific restrictive signals that can demarcate quite sharp boundaries between permitted and restricted regions.

At holes in the corona near the poles, magnetic field lines do not quite complete loops, permitting the charged particles to escape a mix of elements from what is called the photosphere (nearer the surface of the sun itself in a very real sense, it's where the sun does shine).

This modular approach is quite innovative and permits a continuous updating and improvement of the sub-systems, each dedicated to different tasks.

It is worth mentioning that SCVIP is quite general and permits split minimization between two spaces, so the image of a minimizer of a given function, under a bounded linear operator, is a minimizer of another function.