Sentence examples for sit quite from inspiring English sources

You sit quite high, of course; that's a key point of a car like this.

Why is it in Jane Austen we sit quite resigned in an arrested spring?

The batter will sit quite thickly and should bubble as it cooks.

"That's why this campaign, however commendable its intentions may be, doesn't sit quite right.

Although the conceit of the Museum of Innocence has no precedent in literature, it would sit quite comfortably in the realm of conceptual art.

(Vanhoenacker writes of "classical trappings … that never sit quite right in the homeland of popular culture," as if popular culture were an exclusively American affair).

Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, the puzzle sat quite well with me for a Monday.

For the most part, David sat quite still, like a machine at rest.

She sat quite still for a while, no expression or gesture commenting as the tears fell.

There's lots of independent shops and it sits quite well with that.

John McDonnell kept a low profile The shadow chancellor sat quite some distance away from his close friend Mr Corbyn, and appeared to leave early.