Sentence examples for quite trying from inspiring English sources

"I'd say to her, 'That man – he's so annoying.' And she'd reply, 'I suppose he can be quite trying.' She doesn't have much passion, but I liked her".

Hindus tend to look down on tribals as savages; tribals retaliate by voting against the Congress or by a violence which can be quite trying, as in the Naga Hills where guerrilla warfare raged for five or six years.

However, we have heard from readers that many try to sell on their own for a while, find it quite trying and give up and list their home with a real estate agent.

And not quite trying to say yes to so many things.

"I have felt she's understood the difficulties when there have been quite trying events and episodes in my own life as archbishop.

So how then are going to know, I must quite trying to be Pharrell, its not my thing.

This year's winner, 1944 by Jamala, doesn't quite try to save the world in the classic Eurovision style as much as it reminds us that the world as it is is quite dreadful.

Well, he was doing a lot of things, I shouldn't quite try to say it like that.

Sit somewhere alone in peace and quite, try to find out the reasons why you cheated on your loved one/spouse.

Nothing quite acquaints travelers to a destination quite like trying the local wine, and this part of Arizona is no exception.

He is, quite frankly, trying to buy your vote".