I am getting on in years; and my partner Lazarus has at last made a stand and insisted that the succession must be settled one way or the other; and of course he is quite right.
Quite right, and quite lucky; they were both important items in Mr. Gadgem's list, and both checks passed through the bank and were paid before the smash came.
Let an old friend assure you of his full conviction that you did quite right.
I think he is right-—quite right," said Mrs. Evelyn.
Still I think Cecil is quite right, and that it may be better for them all to manage the landing quietly.
I have learnt since that she was quite right, and that she could not help it.
Quite right," said the young man, holding her hand and looking boldly into her eyes.
As to the treachery of the Krupps, I believe the gentleman is quite right, but I would remind him that the Kaiser has no better friend to-day than Bertha Krupp, and she is a German.
Well, of course, I can coax you, Papa, but you usually find some other way, and then I know it is quite right.
Quite right, quite right; and it is just as well, perhaps, that Mr. Villiers should occasionally hear the opinions of officers of the army frankly expressed.
Quite right; but that's because you didn't employ a German engineer and tell him you were going to put the Amelia Ricks on Duxbury Reef.
Quite right too," Karmazinov assented, not laughing, and with pronounced gravity.
An idea was beginning to gain ground that information must be given to the authorities, "especially as things weren't quite right in the town.
She wasn't quite rightin her head even then, but very different from what she is now.
He's quite right, but there's some one else just as bad.
Oswald is quite right when he says: You can measure a girl's beauty by the degree in which she bears being sunburned without losing her good looks.
But Hella is quite right for if the first person one meets on January 1st is a common person that's a bad beginning.
He's quite right, but what he said won't do any good, for Dora will go on just the same.
Quite right," say her prudent friends, and her husband's relations above all.
The son of Hasdrubal is quite right," his companion answered; "the sooner we march the better.
The Dodsburys stopped here, I see by the travellers' book-quite right, instead of sleeping at that odious buggy Strasbourg.
You're quite right, Mrs. Pearce: I shall be particularly careful before the girl.
I do not blame Oxford, because I think Oxford is quite right in demanding a certain social amenity from its nurslings (heaven knows it is not exorbitant in its requirements!
What you said just now is quite right; but, you should worry and fret about as little and not as much as you can.
Feng Tzu-ying and the rest meanwhile exclaimed with one voice: "Quite right!
What you say is quite right," they eagerly replied.
Do you think it's quite right for a man to use an unjust power, even if others are willing that he should?
March would have liked to take him in his arms; he merely said, "I think you're quite right, as to that.
And they are right-quite right," said the Colonel.
Then it tells how the spring came into the young man's own heart, as you know I told you it ought to do, and how it made him sing of love; and that is quite right too, though perhaps I forgot to say so before.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "quite right" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
