Sentence examples for quite so easily from inspiring English sources
But death doesn't relent quite so easily in Aleppo.
Are children quite so easily manipulated as this?
She may not get by quite so easily.
They hammered and dug in and announced themselves; they didn't slip away quite so easily.
Unfortunately, it soon appeared that objectivity is not quite so easily obtained.
Outmanoeuvred by the LDP, Mr Kan and his opposition partners now look rather shaky.Few expected the newly formed alliance to splinter quite so quickly or so easily.
It asks simply this: if Australia's latest wunderkind Michael Hooper's English father, a forward of relatively modest accomplishment with Blackheath, had stayed at home, would Saturday's man of the match have looked quite so capable of stepping so easily into the fabled boots of such as George Smith and David Pocock?
Even if she wasn't actually a go-between from one to the other, that would not alter the reality that she had slept with all three, and so lived in worlds that, in 1963, no one would have quite believed could penetrate each other so easily.
The team chose hummingbirds as their "wing model" because they can be studied so easily; they hover quite still as they feed on nectar.
You never quite believed him, but whatever he said went down oh so easily.
