Sentence examples for quite toward from inspiring English sources

The final pages of "The Imperfectionists" unfold as the newspaper and its staff slouch toward — well, not quite toward Bethlehem.

Lindros stayed down for a few minutes, and was then ushered toward the locker room -- and quite possibly toward the enforced end of his career.

Even though Malle's dramatic sense was familiar and his visual sense was merely sincere, his impulses and yearnings and unfulfilled desires were fruitfully artistic; he pointed toward a modernity in which he couldn't fully share, toward a boldness that he didn't quite have, toward an originality that he only aspired to.

The next weeks take Barça toward as many titles as it can command, and quite possibly toward a Wembley finale in the Champions League against Man.

While the analogs were all inactive toward hRFC-expressing CHO cells, compounds 23 and 24 were quite inhibitory toward hPCFT-expressing R2/hPCFT4 CHO cells, essentially equivalent to compound 17.

The man was facing and pointing quite definitely toward Madison Avenue; the woman was facing and pointing in the opposite direction, toward Lexington Avenue.

Morsi is quite aggressive toward other cats".

Diffident (partly because he was quite deaf toward the end) and also quite deft.

And now you're telling us, actually you're quite favorable toward this.

Fruit flies in the wild are quite hostile toward one another.

There is also a downside: You are quite biased toward yourself and your in-group.