Sentence examples for reply quite from inspiring English sources

If you were to knock on the door some random afternoon and ask him to explain his beef, as I did recently, he would reply, quite affably, that he doesn't care to shovel the snow more than once.

In reply, quite abundant data are now available stemming from several studies focused on the impressions of patients during the procedures. 2 3 Various methods to assess the perception of pain have been used and have validated that cataract surgery under topical anaesthesia is by and large usually a painless procedure.

"How kind of you," I replied, quite incredulously.

"Because I love you," Lips replies, quite without embarrassment or doubt.

"Oh, the I.T. person is coming around sometime this afternoon," the clerk replied quite casually.

Asked whether he was worried about Saatchi & Saatchi losing its identity with its independence, Mr. Seelert replied: "Quite the contrary.

"Once again," Mr. Cheney replied (quite obviously quoting a lyric from Ice Cube's 1990 album, "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted"), "it's on".

He laughs, before replying quite straightforwardly that it would depend on the director, and that superhero movies are a very difficult trick to pull off.

When asked about this discrepancy, Schrempp is said to have replied quite casually that he wasn't exactly living below the poverty line.

"You touch life in fewer ways," an Islandian friend tells Lang of Americans; Lang replies, quite rightly, that while that's true, Americans also "have more leisure to touch life in ways that aren't work".

In the catalog each artist responds to a questionnaire that asks, "Do you consider yourself to be a Japanese artist, an American artist, an international artist, or a hybrid of all three?" The young performance artist Ei Arakawa replies, quite sensibly, "I think this question is dated".