Sentence examples for really quite large from inspiring English sources

"That's a moment when the consequences of personality and the impact of an individual on historical events is really quite large," he said.

"It was quite clear to me that a number of really quite large financial systems had not had the kind of management information systems which allowed them even to know what all their risks were," Daniel K. Tarullo, a Federal Reserve governor, said later.

The Observer is hosting a mini TED in three weeks' time, TEDx Observer, and let's just say that this conference lark is harder than it looks, involving as it does a really quite large amount of unknowns, what-ifs and who-knows.

"It's really quite large in sound.

After thoroughly enjoying rocking my triumphant, third-trimester bump, my suddenly baby-free abdomen was reduced to a flobbly, deflated, yet still-really-quite-large balloon.

And really quite a large one.

First, the gaps on the core issues in which progress has been made are really still quite large, particularly on the two identity issues — Jerusalem and refugees.

That might be a bit of reverse conditioning, since flagships have gotten larger and larger, and the iPhone 7 Plus I currently use as my main device is really quite hefty thanks to large bezels surrounding that 5.5-inch display.

In conclusion, that the authors have determined a crystal structure of the cartwheel is really quite remarkable, given its large diameter and the lack of stabilizing internal spokes.

It's not really about the rules, which for such a large operation are really quite spartan.

"Blair both before the campaign and during it has riled a large number of really quite important groups," said Anthony King, professor of government at Essex University.