Sentence examples for think it quite from inspiring English sources

He's proud of it for its success, but doesn't think it quite compares with his original British version.

"If I were to be mean and rank this special against recent live editions of Corrie and EastEnders, then I don't think it quite had the tension and pace of its contemporaries".

That, he said, was "a really appealing argument, but unfortunately I don't think it quite works".

I hope those who come after me will think it quite normal".

Each morning we glance at the political weather map for signs of clearing, but we think it quite likely that we are in for rain or snow.

"So, I think it quite possible that the tragedy of 9/11 had somewhat of a sobering effect on the country's young people".

He thought it quite wrong to pray to God with clothes on.

"He thought it quite possible there would be no Christians in Iraq within five years".

She thought it quite strange that Americans kept their animals in their kitchens, bedrooms and living areas.

"I think it's quite necessary".

We think it's quite a bargain".