Sentence examples for quite suitably from inspiring English sources

Sophia Loren lives here and were she to resemble a place, I guess, quite suitably, this would be it.

It all ends, quite suitably, on Temperature, a Sean Paul mid-00s tune that argues hardest for dancehall – and Sean Paul – never having gone away.

"Of course, Nolan has a fan base who will turn out for Interstellar, but Gravity arrived less freighted with anticipation – people went along perhaps not knowing quite what to expect and were suitably impressed.

They look quite nervous, too, although it is all suitably civil.

If agent-relative reasons cannot be appreciated from a suitably objective perspective then Nagel quite clearly thinks that this will need to be established by argument.

As an application, the following quite astonishing effect is demonstrated: for a suitably chosen, but still quite simple static potential landscape, the net escape rate may be substantially reduced by temporally increasing the temperature above its unperturbed, constant level.

So he came up with the suitably punk-rockin' name Emergency Cases and, quite possibly after staying up all night writing them words, presented it in Simms's Shed as his own song.

Though the storyline involving "Lost's" Rebecca Mader was admirably tense (and suitably freaky-scary), the overall story didn't quite track in its second half.

In my experience, most students are quite able to read and digest a practical schedule and follow suitably clear instructions.

Nevertheless, in many works of the 1790s, he acknowledges the possibility of miracles and revelation, and seems quite willing to have them as part of church doctrine, though suitably calibrated to his epistemic strictures.

It's a suitably complicated subject for Adetunji, a former journalist who describes herself as "quite nomadic".