Sentence examples for quite valid from inspiring English sources

Most build on the wavy, blurring, rhythmic patterns related to technological processes and seem quite valid.

To Goodwins, therefore, King's concerns about privacy invasion seem quite valid.

Michael: We've found that the "bad apple theory" isn't quite valid.

Regarding "What Your Child Isn't Telling You about S-E-X," (May 26), the concerns are quite valid.

The term never caught on, but the impulse — that video games deserved both observational and personal approaches — is quite valid.

Mr. Scherman's over‐all conception of the score seemed quite valid, and many individual pages came across with conviction.

And I know that too, because my feminism is quite as valid as anyone else's, female or male.

The discretized model suggests quite intuitive valid inequalities that considerably improve the linear programming relaxation of the original model.

I have absolutely no quarrel with any of the awards, but then I never do, since I believe that the Oscars are quite as valid and significant as the awards voted by the consensus of any other group, be it the New York Film Critics, the National Society of Film Critics, or, say, the Amalga mated Federation of Polishers of Ecclesiastical Brass.

No doubt both had their reasons, quite possibly valid one's at that.

The patterns found in these analyses are quite face valid (e.g., see Figures 1 and 2), corroborating the clinical literature.