Sentence examples for that quite fixed from inspiring English sources
… if you have a plan… and you've got that quite fixed in your head about how you want things to go and then it doesn't happen the way that you want it can be terribly distressing… Adele (F) Others said that to "try" for a natural birth was a sensible starting point; they wanted to avoid "unnecessary" medical intervention but would be "open" to intervention if required.
After WWII and after the period of decolonization that followed through the 1970s, borders have been really quite fixed.
So, although Anno: Venice doesn't quite fix all that was broken, luckily there wasn't a lot wrong in the first place.
As he proved in his escapade with Betty, he continually wants to reinvent or revisit a past that he can never quite fix.
The beady but twinkling eyes; the shnoz that didn't quite get "fixed" despite an archaic attempt at nasal reconstruction.
As Fanny herself would say in her inimitable voice, "Gee vhiz, I'm a gawjus shiksa!" There are people who remember Fanny Brice: her Yiddish expressions, the beady but twinkling eyes, the shnoz that didn't quite get "fixed" despite an archaic attempt at nasal reconstruction.
As Benjamin Aranda explains: "Our understanding of modularity is something that's not quite obvious or fixed, something that can be a tool for finding infinite variation".
