Sentence examples for we will quite from inspiring English sources

It's not a quick dish to make, so we will quite often double up the recipe and put one in the freezer.

As an architect we will, quite legitimately, have an interest in ensuring that some of the outcomes will be buildings, i.e. retro-fitting the question to the methods.

For a democratic society in which the presumption of truth is generally the default response to most content, we will quite soon live in a world where everything must be considered fake without evidence to the contrary.

The Internet of Things will be part of our daily life, and we will quite naturally integrate communication with smart objects such as cars and household appliances.

This is a question of coherence, and we will quite simply take infringement action.

'We are probably quite well-placed in that sense because we may know both the patient and the carer.... Certainly we will quite often see carers under stress or with mental health problems... financial difficulties, difficulties getting benefits or difficulties getting access in the home.

But while we'll quite rightly call a government to account when it does something questionable, and ask for the evidence that a given measure will prove beneficial, we don't hold companies to the same standards.

If we do, history will quite rightly judge us harshly.

Like Queen Victoria, we will have quite forgotten the fart.

I fully anticipate we will make quite a splash with our hires and unique approach".

I still think we will be quite well balanced in the attack.