Sentence examples for represent quite from inspiring English sources
The numbers don't represent quite what they claim.
That would represent quite a turning of the tables.
Those two companies, the founding pillars of heli-skiing in British Co-lumbia, represent quite different options.
Some are entrenched establishment figures like Trisorio, Lia Rumma and Alfonso Artiaco, all of whom also represent quite a few artists who are relatively new to the scene.
In which case, an almost-50% decrease in gun homicide may not represent quite as much progress as it at first appears.
That will be far more than any other charitable foundation in the world, and will represent quite a surge from the $1.36 billion given away in 2005.
That represents quite a shift.
This represents quite incredible stuff.
This represents quite a flowering since Olavinlinna Castle first presented opera performances 90 years ago.
It was the moderate prices, representing quite good value for Fairfield County.
But still, it represented quite an anarchic excursion from the tennis players' Land of Perpetual Focus.
