Sentence examples for quite treated from inspiring English sources
They've been quite treated quite respectfully, but I remember once going into Blackwell's in Oxford and seeing an enormous sort of board there covered with [Richard] Dawkins's books".
His contribution to the legend specifically known as Larry was never quite treated with the reverence it deserved, though as Henderson said Monday in a telephone interview, "It was one of the most important plays in Celtics lore, no matter which way you look at it".
"I usually get quite well treated at car dealers," he said.
Got round to be third in the Grand Sefton here in November and quite well treated at the weights now.
When Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington arrived here in 1932 and 1933 respectively, they were feted by a handful of jazz aficionados who, quite rightly, treated them as serious artists.
The runner-up won a maiden next time and Je Suis Charlie looks quite leniently treated for this first nursery outing.
Calculation of level-of-service measures are quite extensively treated in some of the guidelines and to a little extent in others.
DeVone Boggan's system in Richmond, CA quite clearly treated the cause.
In our study, 60% of these elderly patients with advanced disease had an HbA1c of <7.5% but were still being quite intensively treated.
Unfortunately many of them have been treated quite disgracefully.
Other TV greatest hits aren't quite so well treated.
