Sentence examples for this week quite from inspiring English sources

As company founder Chip Wilson explained to Bloomberg Television's Street Smart this week: Quite frankly, some women's bodies just actually don't work for [Lululemon's yoga pants].

In Suddenly I See, KT Tunstall manages to find inspiration in a photograph she spots in a magazine, adding an enthusiasm and finding a positive that many of the songs nominated this week, quite understandably, didn't come up with.

In any case, the overlapping issues of a justice's personal beliefs and judicial activism are almost certain to be raised this week, quite possibly by Senator Sessions, who now represents the minority party on the Judiciary Committee.

To top it all off, a group of Nepalese women will complete their mission to climb the tallest mountain in each of the seven continents when they reach the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro this week; quite literally breaking the world's highest glass ceiling.

This week, quite incredibly, Star and Life & Style employed the ultimate in magazine sales - the head spinning synergy of both baby news and Britney Spears!

And if my child wasn't reading all that well, I might, like some parents who were quoted in the Evening Standard this week, quite like to stand at the school gates, and talk to the other parents about how the school was letting my child down.

There is no other voice today quite like this".

September 10 , 2012Quite.

October 27, quite late Pinot Noirs are nice.

On Monday July 12 1926, quite suddenly, Gertrude Bell died.

Two weeks ago, quite suddenly the sun burst through the clouds.