Sentence examples for sizes quite from inspiring English sources

Most of the front of the Avery Fisher Hall platform was occupied by 14 timpani of different sizes: quite a kitchen of gleaming copper.

As is often the case, the show is anchored by some bravura object-making, in this case a life-size, quite realistic glazed ceramic sculpture of a giant squid resting in a pool of dark liquid.

Both watches are beautifully finished and are, for the size, quite comfortable.

That procedure tracks the projected population size quite closely after about 150 years.

And, for the sake of folks like me who can't see 10 feet in front of them: You can change the text size quite easily.

"If you face competition then you have to, otherwise you die, or you diminish in size quite rapidly, whereas if you have a statutory monopoly then you don't face that threat.

Her shadow begins to gradually increase in size, quite slowly at the beginning, then violently.

Matt went on to reveal that the meteor a "decent-sized, quite large fireball", in his estimation probably "airbursted" in the sky near York, exploding into several different pieces before it hit the ground.

The main difference between the two examples is the sample size: quite small in the former, quite large in the latter example.

We see that t∗ and the design assumptions (PH or non-PH) both influence the sample size quite markedly.

In such a large total sample size, quite subtle associations can be statistically significant at the conventional 5% level.