Sentence examples for than quite from inspiring English sources
It may be one hour longer than quite necessary.
But he's no worse than anyone else on the stage and better than quite a few.
"Crickhowell as a town pays more corporation tax than quite a lot of the major corporations, so if you're looking at 98 towns that's a huge chunk of money, and then we've got something really viable," she says.
I suspect he was funnier, and more fun to be with, than quite comes through the biographical record, where the evidence against him is cumulatively crushing: he was vain, cowardly, malicious, misogynistic, despotic..
"The ubiquitous nature of the internet means not only threats but hate speech and other inciteful speech is much more readily available to individuals than quite clearly it was eight or 10 or 15 years ago".
"The ubiquitous nature of the internet means that not only threats, but hate speech and other inciteful speech is much more readily available to individuals than quite clearly it was eight or 10 or 15 years ago," he said.
It doesn't get any better than this, quite frankly.
Like "Delft," "The Milkmaid" exercises more dazzling virtuosity than I quite know what to do with.
He is taller than Martin, quite a lot fitter, and trained in close combat.
More than that, quite a few athletes can't even win without tears.
The scale of the place reminded me of St Petersburg: European in style but always bigger than seems quite necessary.
