Sentence examples for understanding quite from inspiring English sources

You came to some of this understanding quite prophetically.

Mr. Bassolé described the warlord as "very open, quite understanding, quite intelligent".

Asked what was in it for the show's participants, Galloway said: "Why, I'd hope a better understanding, quite simply, from other parts, other levels of the city".

There were plenty of smaller mistakes in Iraq, he concedes, but the big one was "not understanding quite what we were getting ourselves into..

"In our view, it seems completely ridiculous that the regular armed forces, who are actually on the attack and in some places have the so-called rebels surrounded and are finishing them off, that in these conditions" would use prohibited chemical weapons, Mr. Putin said, "understanding quite well that this could be a reason for sanctions on them, including the use of force.

There is a problem in understanding quite what a 'synthesizing category' or 'covering value' is.

She thinks that religions are made up of practice, ritual and self-understanding quite as much as theology.

Like the Crow, we were a tribe with our own rituals and understandings, quite unlike the other tribes (airlines).

The vocabulary, imagination and depth of understanding is quite extraordinary.

The scope of understanding enlarges quite slowly, if it enlarges at all, and the scope of interest seems to wait upon understanding...

The scope of understanding enlarges quite slowly, if it enlarges at all, and the scope of interest seems to wait upon understanding..