Sentence examples for quite too from inspiring English sources
"But 143 is quite too many".
It's almost, but not quite, too much.
I'm not quite too sure that's her view".
It comes with a tube of duck-confit cannelloni that is almost (but, maybe, not quite) too rich and a fig compote that is almost (but, maybe, not quite) too sweet.
He plans to testify at a House committee hearing that it is almost, but not quite, too late to start defusing what he calls the "global warming time bomb".
On Monday, Dr. Hansen, 67, plans to give a briefing organized by a House committee and say that it is almost, but not quite, too late to start defusing what he calls the "global warming time bomb".
My name's Alex and as one of the most earnestly academic music scribes on the planet I've earned myself many belittling titles, from the not-really-that offensive "fifth member of Vampire Weekend" to the quite too-the-point label of "the one with a shit haircut who thinks he's James Joyce".
That is owing not just to Wilder's nearly-but-not-quite-too-sentimental script but to the production's star, Paul Newman, who, as the Stage Manager, is the evening's host, narrator and éminence grise.
(What she actually told him was, "It's nearly there, but not quite... too literary. Don't make literature. No literature, and it will work". Good advice, in my opinion, for the unreadable meta-fictionists).
