Sentence examples for quite totally from inspiring English sources

"Obviously," he said, "you're not quite totally recovered".

Not quite totally, though: at a poolside party in the embassy quarter on my last night, I am rudely shoved aside by a fierce-faced, stick-thin Mozambican Kate Moss look-alike as I head towards the bar, almost taking an inadvertent dip in the process.

The classic Middle-Englander (sometimes known as the "Little Englander," probably not too unfairly, since the term well captures a certain small-minded isolationism) is the kind of man or woman who stereotypically reads the tabloid-ish, but not quite totally tabloid Daily Mail.

It's been seven years now since I actually lived in Cincinnati, and it's been longer than that since I saw a mass gathering of liberals here, and – because Southern Ohio is liminal in character and not quite totally industrial and just doesn't share the history – they just aren't a common thing to see, the way they are in Chicago and Cleveland and how they once were in Detroit.

It's been seven years now since I actually lived in Cincinnati, and it's been longer than that since I saw a mass gathering of liberals here, and because Southern Ohio is liminal in character and not quite totally industrial and just doesn't share the history they just aren't a common thing to see, the way they are in Chicago and Cleveland and how they once were in Detroit.

As a possible consequence of NF- κB downregulation by PI3K/AKT inhibition, we found a quite totally compromised expression of the anti-apoptotic BCL-2 protein, a well-known NF- κB transcriptional target.

England are the better team, without quite getting totally on top.

I did slightly worry, though, that the technology might not quite be totally reliable yet.

The results of two targets beside PPAR targets were quite different, totally new scaffolds were discovered and illustrated in Fig. 2e, f.

In both these examples the number of genomes is very much in line with theory; and in both cases the internal volume is metabolically quite inert, totally so in the case of Thiomargarita [ 82, 83].

Moreover, we surprisingly found a very low percentage of ever e-cigarette users quite or totally satisfied with their use (18.8%), particularly among current smokers and smokers with a high score in the FTCD (13.9% and 7.7%, respectively).