Sentence examples for quite white from inspiring English sources

"It's all quite white and clean when you get it back," said Djokovic, sounding impressed.

They both were African-American, but Manhasset was quite white, and quite rich.

And while the rubber is still quite white, it has a tail hanging off.

In a sense, Shonibare celebrates the transnational body: a color that is not quite white, maybe not quite non-white.

While Red Rooster's restaurant clientele is generally quite white and non-local, its bar is frequented by black locals.

"You have to say the shortlist is quite white and mainstream, although there is a range of different genres there," said Mike Smith, managing director of Columbia Records.

We've been quite white-coaty, overall about recording, like in a laboratory.

Across the country, and particularly at elite institutions in the north-east, many are starting to crack down on these all-male and historically quite-white societies.

But a close look at what's selling reveals something of a revolution at the not-quite-white end of the colour spectrum.

Snowboarding "is not quite as white, not quite as upper middle class and not quite as suburban," he said.

It places three quite decipherable white houses at a distance, atop a yellow slope and against a contrasting dark sky.