Sentence examples for with this quite from inspiring English sources

Murray has played brilliantly on clay in the past, but never with the consistency he has shown in winning a 250 event in Munich this month and then following that up with this quite extraordinary burst in Spain.

My last meeting with this quite extraordinary man came a few years ago, at the 80th birthday party of a mutual socialist friend.

"It took a while to come up with this quite simple idea – one ward where you're being told a story about the doctors, nurses and patients there.

How can I help?" So I ended up with this quite large group of people who were cheerleading and helping and at some point I didn't have a choice.

"Some might argue, however, that even with this quite significant clarification, Giuliani is ignoring some other acts of terrorism," ABC's White House correspondent Jake Tapper wrote in a blog post, citing an Egyptian immigrant who fatally shot two people an El Al ticket counter at Los Angeles International Airport in 2002, among other incidents.

What I was dealing with was not a case of sexism, as some of my female colleagues claimed, but quite a shy guy with poor people skills, who probably knew very well that he was disliked, and who dealt with this quite unprofessionally.

Since my I-Spy of post-modernist thinkers is not to hand, I will just have to go with this quite-probably ridiculous question.

Yet if the risk is that he will be charged with immodesty, Gibbon meets this quite squarely.

1) The trailer begins with this admittedly quite sinister drawing of a family who hanged themselves.

Yet the coalition package could be adapted to deal with this at quite modest cost.

Drink it with: This is quite a summery wine, so try putting it with something fresh such as a fragrant basil, mozzarella and tomato salad.