Sentence examples for quite think so from inspiring English sources

Callahan doesn't quite think so, because he believes what ultimately distinguishes rich Democrats from rich Republicans is a concern for the poor and a belief that government can create a more egalitarian society.

Well, apparently quite a few people think so.

And that's quite a privilege I think, so it does actually bring you closer; partly because you've been invited you to come into their environment".

"Rabbit is quite a la mode, I think, so hopefully your Christmas guests would appreciate it.

Quite brave, no? "I don't think so, actually," he retorts.

Yeah, I think that's quite possible, [but] I don't think so.

"Maybe, but I can't quite think of something that's so easy.

And the resulting position is possibly quite unstable: Aristotle certainly thinks so.

"It was quite a strange wicket and the ball didn't quite come on as we thought, so it was hard for the batters hitting into the deep, we had to just milk it when we were batting.

Many people in the public think so, quite a few doctors think something like that, although a lesser fraction than the general public.

It's a rare game that can make you think quite so deeply about the human condition and it speaks volumes for how affecting this genuinely transcendental game can be if you surrender to its otherworldly brilliance.