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Example sentences for "quite modern"

  • We are rather prone to think that this great spirit of going far afield for knowledge's sake is recent, or, at least, quite modern.

  • The most surprising chapter in the history of the book is that for some two centuries, in quite modern times, it was used as a text-book of anatomy at the University of Paris.

  • One of the darkest pages in the history of European civilisation may be filled with a description of the sufferings which were inflicted upon those miserable beings up to quite modern times.

  • Nay, even in quite modern times, in Christian countries, where negro slavery prevailed as a recognised institution, the life of the slave was only inadequately protected by their laws.

  • Increasing severity has been a characteristic of European legislation up to quite modern times.

  • The church of St-Jean-Baptiste, quite modern, is of excellent style and workmanship.

  • The church of St-Joseph is quite modern, 1860, despite its blackened walls.

  • There was, indeed, some centuries later than the Roman occupation, a period coming down to quite modern times, during which English iron-mines were left almost unworked.

  • Boecklin paints the antique figures in their eternal fulness and youth; but he is quite modern in sentiment and in his highly developed technique.

  • Quite modern is that distinguished sense for costume which made him a leader of fashion.

  • The studio, which he built for himself, was as large as a ballroom, and furnished with a quite modern luxury.

  • The present edifice is of quite modern construction, replacing the original chapel erected by the Spaniards, which was destroyed by fire.

  • In its present form the town is quite modern, but from the earliest times there has been a village here.

  • The cathedral is quite modern, having been erected within the last forty years; it faces the Plaza Mayor, where there is a bronze statue of the patriot Hidalgo.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    another woman; but instead; fused together; inguinal hernia; large group; normal space; optic cables; present work; quite another; quite capable; quite certain; quite clean; quite clear; quite different; quite evident; quite fresh; quite happy; quite independently; quite large; quite likely; quite prepared; quite still; quite useless; quite well; quite wrong; small white