Sentence examples for truly quite from inspiring English sources
One guest wrote: "Of all the houses where I stay, Little Golford, may I say, I rate as truly quite the best for friendship, comfort, food and rest".
Most scary thing, apart from the pre-filmed reactions of the finalists going home to be greeted by truly quite insanely cheering crowds – children wept, for goodness sake, and people held up placards in Liverpool saying "Marcus Your So" – we couldn't see the bottom of the playground placard, presumably sanctioned by the teacher.
This time my release party was truly quite bonetastic.
Smith came to the campus and her demeanor and grace were truly quite moving.
As someone that works within the retail food sector, I am truly quite puzzled by the recent "news" pieces getting circulated regarding the price of almond milk.
If Murad is an established name in the fashion world, Tabet is only now hitting the big time; his AISHA x ARTINI collection at Nolcha Fashion Week 2013 was truly quite impressive!
With hope well and truly extinguished, quite a few fans rose from their seats and headed for the exits.
The suicide note ostensibly explains the young man's motive: "Your world nauseates me, and that, truly, is quite reason enough".
Only the weekend's final selection, Yoav Gal's "Three Weeks," seemed truly fresh: quite an achievement considering that its libretto, by Reuven Namdar, is in Hebrew, Latin and Aramaic and that its plot takes place around A.D. 70.
That's more of a foreigner special and not at all spicy despite the chili-pepper star.... ..... — and I'm nodding and smiling and fumbling for a way to say that I agree, that the dish truly is quite mild, and that it's O.K. and maybe not so important — because after all, I know exactly how, and why, it's made.
Beyond Our Ken was a success, but it was the subsequent 1960s series, Round The Horne, that became a radio classic - truly popular, quite rude, yet so esteemed by the intelligentsia that items from the script were printed in the BBC's august weekly, the Listener.
