Sentence examples for really quaint from inspiring English sources

"And they'll seem really quaint in eight or nine months".

But is it really quaint?: Sadly, a few stores on the main strip sell necessities.

She describes the house this way: "It's tiny, but really quaint".

An alternative is a voucher to a really quaint boutique jewelry store rather than the run-of-the-mill franchise.

"Really?" "It seems quaint, but it's not.

Really Elon, how quaint!" In Watts's philosophy there is no base reality to simulate: his trippy argument was that all reality is a simulation within a simulation.

He went on to say, ""It's really small and quaint and cute and cool.

Democracy: It's really way too quaint for common folks who don't understand the potential for harm when they start all that adorable self-governing.

Although Johnny Mercer had a stint writing in New York and then moved to Hollywood, in his cadences and sensibility he never really departed from the quaint, colloquial melodic influences of his home ground — the same ones that inhabited Mr. Gray's barroom tale.

You will learn to live there; it's a quaint neighborhood really.

That really is just the quaintest of errors to make.