The impression of the sublime may be produced in quite another way, by presenting a mere immensity in space and time; its immeasurable greatness dwindles the individual to nothing.
The demand for a ground of knowing has therefore here no application and no meaning, but belongs to quite another class of things.
For to him pleasure appears as one thing and pain as quite another thing: one man as a tormentor and a murderer, another as a martyr and a victim; wickedness as one thing and evil as another.
My corps is changed, and I am now In quite another mess.
That is all very fine," thought Durtal, "but when it comes to putting the advice into practice it is quite another thing.
Here we have not a mere manual effort, however admirable; this is not merely a spiritual and truly religious picture such as Roger van der Weyden and Quentin Matsys could create; it is quite another thing.
That is quite another thing; they are persuaded that this is the unpardonable sin.
Donald Brown in his bachelor apartment in the Worthington was one person, this queer fellow living in a roadside cabin is quite another," suggested Dr.
Yes, quite another," Julius murmured, and returned to the porch.
It is one thing to make plans; it is quite another matter to carry them out.
It is one thing to say "go north," it is quite another matter to hold a steady course in a forest.
But at the moment, he must have taken things in quite another way, and have felt rather hurt, not to say more, at the bishop's apparent indifference.
But Monnica's reasons were more forcible and of quite another value.
One finds a complete change of scene and colouring, quite another atmosphere in fact, and yet it is only a scant ten kilometres off the route.
In the end, America may have the power to insist upon almost vital conditions in the settlement; though whether she will have the imaginative force and will is, of course, quite another question.
Learning a language is one thing and memorising an illogical system of visual images--for that is what reading ordinary English spelling comes to--is quite another.
I may as well be very frank with you, and say that I feared you might take this information in quite another spirit.
It is an easy thing for a man to theorize in a situation of this kind, quite another to act.
It is quite another to see middle age coming on, your principal fortune possibly gone, and avenue after avenue of opportunity being sealed to you on various sides.
But, by Jove, I am not so sure that it will be, after all," he added in quite another tone of voice.
She's been in sight for the last quarter of an hour, but she's coming along very slowly, and I expect it'll be quite another quarter of an hour before she reaches the beach.
To ascend was one thing; to descend, quite another; and in a little more than an hour from the moment of leaving the summit they found themselves once more on the beach and beside their boat.
Mistaken, Prue; my face is turned in quite another direction,' said Dane with a slight glance at his wife which conveyed very merry and sweet private intelligence.
Now, to grow a giant no great art is required; but to produce a little man like you is quite another matter.
Yes, if one of your learned surgeons was to perform the operation of removing the heart from your body, you would certainly die; but with me it would be quite another thing.
The family had but scant sympathy with the force of the Leipsic attraction; their ambitions were set in quite another direction, and all their hopes and plans and wishes were bent to the accomplishment of that one end.
For the place was, to her eyes, unique of its kind, her lot having been cast hitherto in quite another class of cafés.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "quite another" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
