Sentence examples for search quite from inspiring English sources

But poor Eggy Wallace would have had to search quite hard for that metallic basil he's so fond of.

For his new Superman movie, the director Zack Snyder did not have to search quite as far to cast his title character, but in the tradition of previous installments of the franchise, he has settled on a relative unknown to take up the mantle of the Man of Steel.

He recalled in particular when press called out ZocDoc for not getting a doctor search quite right.

Motel 6 has never showed up on a top 50 list, but they are now #37 in general search, quite possibly because travelers can't afford the costly alternatives.

The government takes making gun records difficult to search quite seriously.

However, our study demonstrated that even a knowledgeable person may have to search quite hard to find online CBT, and it would be difficult, or extremely unlikely, for a naive user of depression websites (ie, someone not specifically searching for online CBT for depression and knowing how to find it) to find online CBT websites easily using a Google search.

Others rooted through the rubble near the crater with sticks, searching, quite successfully, for unexpended cartridges.

The records are often extremely valuable to the police when trying to trace a weapon used to commit a crime, even though the lack of a national database makes such searches quite painstaking.

Now, as he nears 50, Mr. Jones has shed a degree of his political vehemence and is searching, quite simply, for beauty -- and for a new home for the Bill T. Jones/ Arnie Zane Dance Company.

He described the incident in his non-fiction book Death in the Afternoon: "I remember that after we searched quite thoroughly for the complete dead we collected fragments".

While word-based keyword search is quite effective for in-vocabulary words, OOV keywords are largely undetected.