Sentence examples similar to quite success from inspiring English sources
The California condor's slow 20-year climb back from the brink of extinction has long been a fragile not-quite-success story in the conservation world.
Betty White, the 88-year-old comedy phenomenon, could have packed it in after her run on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," or called it a career after the success of "The Golden Girls" (and the not-quite-success of its spinoff "Golden Palace").
Not that this is breaking news or anything, but the PS3 Slim has been quite the success, which is to say that the price cut to $299 has been quite the success.
I recall the school motto quite clearly, "Success for All".
I think that is quite a success in and of itself, don't you?
Quite a success, then.The lot of working women is improving, if at a snail's pace.
"It was quite a success," crowed Allen P. Cappelli, Mr. Ferrer's communications director.
The touring company of "Strange Interlude" has been quite a success.
In ways that would seem to matter, it's been quite a success in recent years.
