Sentence examples for really quite something from inspiring English sources

It's really quite something else.

"It's really quite something".

That's really quite something.

This healthcare thing is really quite something, if it lives.

"That's really quite something for contemporary poetry," said Isobel Colchester, director of arts organisation Poet in the City.

My dad hummed and hawed, and said, "Fancy Teddy Taylor talking to you!", as if it was really quite something.

For instance, one school nurse said that: "we (school nurses) have stressed to the girls that they're a very fortunate group of young ladies, you know, the first people that will actually have had a vaccine that will help prevent a cancer and for us to be part of that, it's really actually quite something" (SN 18).

And maybe that's sort of why people enjoy these sorts of activities: the joy of finishing after enduring something really quite hard, something that may even have taken them close to death.

It really is quite something.

And, of course, when night falls, the stars really are quite something.

Richie's forced rendition of C'mon Feel The Noize is (really not) quite something.