Sentence examples for though I quite from inspiring English sources

Though I quite like how the folk running the Masters play awkward, it's part of the tournament's unique charm.

Keep an eye on it towards the end of the cooking time as the sticky sauce can catch (though I quite like that, myself).

Though I quite like dogs in general I dislike even passing encounters with "status" varieties on the streets or in parks; I resent the apprehensive tingle in my calves.

But the current dance music scene seems desperately lacking in the kind of bombast required to accompany battle scenes between warring clans of Hawkmen and Sharkmen – though I quite like the idea of a Skrillex-composed effort.

I had some personal reservations about Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes, even though I quite enjoy the chorus in "Home".

Today, though, I live quite comfortably, easily paying my bills, getting regular pedicures, eating out several times a week, and shopping often.

Overall, though, I'm quite excited for Go, and expect to spend a good amount of time with it when it launches for iOS and Android later this year.

Somehow, though, I can't quite share his epiphany.

For the ordinary person, though, I can't quite see it.

Somehow, though, I never got them quite to the point I wanted.

Whatever happens next, though, I feel England are quite well placed for the future.