Sentence examples for quite so many from inspiring English sources

That means strikeouts — just, he hopes, not quite so many.

So you aren't putting quite so many eggs into one basket.

Other foreign secretaries might not have taken on quite so many challenges simultaneously.

Why is Islam involved in quite so many modern wars of religion?

No state has quite so many overlapping systems of accountability or such a gerrymandered legislature.

Not since Farrah Fawcett has one person possessed quite so many flicks.

Columbus Avenue does not have quite so many yet, but it is getting there.

Rarely has anyone pressed quite so many tender points in the English football psyche.

It is unusual to hear an actor ask quite so many questions in an interview.

But never before have there been quite so many of them under way.

For example, people don't have to cope with quite so many rats running around.