Sentence examples for speaking quite from inspiring English sources

He's visibly anxious and speaking quite loudly.

Right now, everyone is talking about the protesters, and their very presence is speaking quite loudly.

"It is, frankly speaking, quite terrifying – a catalogue of appalling shoddiness," he writes.

They watch television, they go shopping, they go out socially, and all of a sudden they are speaking quite well.

I can hear you now, but if there were two people speaking quite quietly, I wouldn't be able to, because I hear everything in one noise.

An officer of the Guards, who is not, strictly speaking, quite out of the top drawer, will, of course, be intolerable.

Others speak quite a different language.

The dancers speak quite casually about injuries.

But New Yorkers, naturally, spoke quite differently about him.

Occasionally, one had to speak quite sharply to them.

I spoke quite a lot about it then.