Sentence examples for we can quite from inspiring English sources

"We can quite comfortably build a full-size train in-house," Lilley said.

MUSIC always seems to be trying to say more than we can quite hear, and perhaps more than it can quite say.

"On the other hand," he continued, "we feel we can quite adequately convey the nature of the cartoons by describing them".

Asked his position, he smiled and said, "We can quite clearly go with anything that France and the United States would sort out between them".

Using jq we can quite easily throw all this away and just focus on what we are interested in — the results array.

For some of us it has an extraordinary fascination on this account, but we can quite realise that to others it is like a poem recited in a language they do not understand.

"And so we really can quite confidently conclude at this point that the child does very much appear to be cured".

We can see quite similar permanent offsets at these two sites in all three components, which is quite natural considering the distance between them.

We can be quite noisy ourselves.

If we have that situation we can coexist quite happily.

We can be quite cack-handed with organisational elements.