Sentence examples for read quite from inspiring English sources

I read quite a lot of biographies.

There is no book I have read quite like it.

You know, I've read quite a lot of war memoirs.

(In preparing for this interview, I read quite a few, and cringed wildly on his behalf.

"So what do you do all the time?" "I guess I read quite a bit.

"I read quite recently that Lord Uxbridge buried his leg with full military honors".

It reads quite like television in the making.

I've wanted to investigate how my own books sound in this format and find the experience of listening, and not reading, quite fascinating.

This type of script has a peculiar jerky rhythm and retains individual cursive forms, which, together with the abundance of abbreviations and ligatures, make reading quite difficult.

But maybe you weren't reading quite so much at eight as you think, and maybe the books you are suggesting are too challenging for her.

And while you have been reading quite a lot about the demonstrations in the street, my colleague who is in Greece heard there was going to be a demonstration outside of his hotel.