Sentence examples for quite united from inspiring English sources
Their sound has not quite united critics – was this "west coast rock layered with R&B" or a "winning update of 80s US mainstream pop"?
Indeed, while Americans may be divided, polarized and dysfunctional about issues closer to home, we are really quite united in how we see the world and what we should do about it.
The union's member countries are deeply divided on some questions dear to Israel — like a decision expected next week on whether to classify Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite militia, as a terrorist group — but "on settlements policy they are quite united," said Ms. Balfour of the European Policy Center.
"While the media often focuses on division in this region, when it comes to delicious food like hummus, the people of the region are quite united," said Baum. "The only division between Muslims, Jews and Christians is, who is ordering the masbacha and who is ordering the fuul".
Despite hyperbolic coverage highlighting political divisions, voters are actually quite united on guns.
While nearly all Republicans rallied around the "death tax" slogan to push for elimination of the estate tax — an issue that continues to be fought over even today — Democrats are not quite so united behind the "millionaires' tax cut" idea.
It was not quite all United.
They seemed very united and quite happy with each other which they hadn't been in 1992.
But Watford look shoo-ins to secure their Premier League status for another season ahead of that tricky run, with Quique Sanchez Flores having achieved something quite remarkable with this united squad.
"There is nothing that should unite quite like our concerns for both the promises and the challenges of the northernmost reaches of the earth," said Secretary of State John Kerry, who attended the meeting.
