Sentence examples for quite so often from inspiring English sources

The only consolation will be not having to fill up the tank quite so often.

But now some economists wish that Koreans would stop saying "charge it" quite so often.

Is there a way to have a bigger conversation, so you don't have to say no quite so often?

Today, even though we don't use the word "virility" quite so often, we remain fascinated by its fragility.

At a higher level, where defenders don't make mistakes quite so often under pressure and possession of the ball is rarely returned, your limitations are exposed.

Residents these days don't need to explain to visitors quite so often that, well, the Trail Blazers play basketball in that other Portland.

Neither Luis Suárez nor Daniel Sturridge proved themselves capable understudies from the spot last season and among Liverpool's other players, could anyone else be quite so unerring so often and under such pressure?

Quite so, yet often our diplomacy doesn't reflect that awareness.

The use of carbon fibre will make it possible to pressurise cabins to a higher, more comfortable level.Nor does carbon fibre corrode, so the air inside the cabin will not have to be kept quite so dry which often leaves passengers with a wrung-out feeling after a long flight.

Park is quite an experienced player, but nobody he has met in Asia or Europe has ever escaped him quite so obviously and so often as this.

Quite so: Hitchcock is often droll and cantankerous.