Sentence examples for requires quite from inspiring English sources

It is delicious meat with lots of crackling but requires quite careful cooking.

But it still requires quite a stretch of imagination to see how it might happen.

To predict a second major for the contented, sated Clarke requires quite a leap of faith.

"It requires quite a bit of discipline to be a Rolling Stone," Mr. Richards said.

"The basic situation is that this house was relatively cheap to purchase but requires quite a lot of work".

Granted, the question requires quite a stretch: to imagine an American woman as famous and powerful as President Bill Clinton.

And her makeup artist recently revealed that the no-makeup look actually requires quite a bit of makeup.

In what is supposed to be a terribly touching scene, Diane shaves off Lionel's body hair, which requires quite a bit of lather.

It's possible to both believe Smith and see Jamestown as a success, but let's just say that this requires quite a bit of squinting.

Clegg's talk of rebuilding the economy on the lines of John Lewis – a capitalist who gave his capital away – requires quite a leap of faith.

That would require quite a performance.