Sentence examples for real quite from inspiring English sources

There were very real, quite understandable reasons many felt so sad in the face of magnified expectations of joy.

Nothing, not even the advertisements, was set in real type — quite a labor-­intensive achievement.

But the costs of centralized policies are real and quite high.

"Vertigo" is in a different league, and it prepares us for the very real — and quite different — virtues of "Frenzy".

No other character on this show has endeared me to the real person quite as much as Paulson's Clark.

Marca's editor, Oscar Campillo, later said: "We do not seek to destabilise Real Madrid, quite the opposite.

While reality may be running rampant in entertainment these days, nobody delivers the real deal quite like Suspect Entertainment.

The difference is real but quite subtle; given the strength of the other spices, it is far from critical.

Many cardiologists caution that the benefits of fish oil, while real, are quite modest.

Kenneth Starr is very, very real and quite busy.

On the contrary, adrenal dysregulation is real and quite common.