Sentence examples for used quite from inspiring English sources

After September 2001, the United States government used quite extraordinary muscle around the world: you were either with us or against us.

Yet it used quite sophisticated stone tools.

The term is used quite loosely, I've found".

That dismissal tactic is used quite often in terms of keeping everyone else away".

Technological tools can be used quite effectively by the masses, or by the man.

It winds up being used quite memorably, as a potential weapon of mass destruction.

"My father knew this producer from Vision On, which used quite a lot of what could be called advanced amateurs.

While several parties control rights to Kurt's music, Courtney and her daughter, are the sole rights holders to Kurt's belongings, which are used quite readily throughout the film.

Music's always been in contemporary dance – and Leftfield's work is used quite a lot - but it's often in a supporting role to the movement.

The word genius is used quite often, but he's probably the only person I would mark down in that category: the way his mind worked was so riveting.

(Isn't that what the World Bank presidency has traditionally been for?) Soldiers are used quite enough to make not only wars but points.