Sentence examples for some of that quality from inspiring English sources

I think maybe I have some of that quality physically.

Commenting on Mr. Fairchild's pug superiority complex, Ms. Cantrell said she saw some of that quality in all owners of purebred dogs.

I hope the anthology shows some of that quality, and hints at the way that the short story encompassed the human comedy.

The cabernet franc reds can have some of that quality, too: a racy feel that combines with red fruit that feels, in a good way, only just ripe.

Despite Kaufman's frequent arguments with the Marxes, Groucho later said, "He was the wittiest man I ever knew, and perhaps some of that quality rubbed off on me".

I can see and would hope that a song like "The Open Door" has some of that quality where you almost feel like you're listening to something pretty heavy to the person.

There is some evidence that quality of the couple relationship is associated with sexual satisfaction and higher levels of sexual functioning [ 81], and that couples' quality of life and marital satisfaction are linked [ 36], in the context of cancer.

It's more a tacit acceptance that some of the qualities that launch people into public office — self-regard bordering on narcissism, risk-taking — can also launch them into risks of a more personal kind, and that this doesn't inevitably reflect on their ability to govern.

Some studies suggest that quality of care impacts perceived benefit of health insurance [ 32, 33].

Some children suggested that quality of life meant "How you, like, feel in life not mentally but physically").

But even in that failed campaign, he demonstrated some of the qualities that would serve him well in his later life as a senator and as the President.