Sentence examples for quite presentable from inspiring English sources

"But I've built it into something that is quite presentable," he added, back on 72nd Street after the rehearsal, at nearly midnight.

What is surprising, then, is how Toynton has taken the recipe for a literary disaster and managed to cook up something quite presentable and lively.

The capacity of some authors to produce a quite presentable book with the help of a printer still leaves them far from their objective unless they can find a publisher to undertake its distribution.

This is much more presentable, with quite satisfying lists of definitions, and examples of the word in context.

By David Denby The French stage actor Aurélien Recoing, who plays Vincent, the fortyish hero of Laurent Cantet's extraordinary "Time Out," is a blandly presentable fellow, not quite handsome but reassuringly large, with a quick smile and a friendly, attentive manner.

The French stage actor Aurélien Recoing, who plays Vincent, the fortyish hero of Laurent Cantet's extraordinary "Time Out," is a blandly presentable fellow, not quite handsome but reassuringly large, with a quick smile and a friendly, attentive manner.

Presentable Republican candidates — ignore the nuts and the performance artists — range from moderate to quite conservative.

He's unusually presentable.

Was he presentable enough?

"It's presentable," he said.

The women are more presentable.