Sentence examples for quite somewhat from inspiring English sources

"It really was quite somewhat of an arduous task," he says.

Based on our empirical observation, we found that metro stations in general are quite somewhat similar to BA graphs, whereas bus graphs we generated resemble ER graphs.

Finally, we asked ever e-cigarette users about their satisfaction with e-cigarettes using the question: "How satisfied are you with the use of the electronic cigarette?" The possible answers for this question were: "totally satisfied"; "quite satisfied"; "somewhat satisfied" and "not satisfied" (recoded as "totally and quite satisfied," "somewhat" and "not satisfied").

In our testing these builds have proven to be quite speedy, somewhat stable, but nowhere near ready for prime time — they don't yet support plugins (including Flash), and there are a number of options that you'd expect out of a browser that simply aren't there yet.

Not quite; its somewhat opaque characters never quite moved me on that level.

Categories for questions 9 10: 1 very, 2 quite, 3 somewhat, 4 not very, 5 not at all (confident).

The response options are extremely enjoyable, very enjoyable, quite enjoyable, somewhat enjoyable, and not at all enjoyable.

It's inert and quite drab, isolated, somewhat elegant in its blunt simplicity, but essentially pointless, though it does somewhat humanize the remote and desolate site".

"I quite frankly was somewhat surprised when I saw the numbers," said Richard A. Brown, the Queens district attorney.

The scene on deck was quite pleasant, if somewhat treacherous — a flood tide rocked the boat, and some patrons perched precariously on the narrow ledge of the gunwale.

It's a route to damnation omitted from Paul's Epistle to the Galatians, where the list, although quite extensive, falls somewhat short of 29.