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Example sentences for "something quite"

Just now you said—something quite different,” Katerina Ivanovna whispered faintly.

But now listen to something quite different!

I’ve something quite different in my mind.

These things are certainly beautiful to look at, but to be them is something quite different.

As he was going away he said in an undertone to Father: "I congratulate you old chap on your daughter; she'll be something quite out of the ordinary!

But since I had been thinking of something quite different I did not know what it was all about, and so I got an Unsatisfactory.

But that's only a minor thing; the main point is something quite different!

There is something quite delightful to witness in the absorption and devotion of a genuine specialist.

There is something quite charming in their relations with each other.

But there is something quite charming in Winslow's picture of the luxury in which they are living.

The boldness of young girls, who think no evil, in opening correspondence with idealized personages is something quite astonishing to those who have had an opportunity of knowing the facts.

A Spanish girl with velo and fan is something quite superior to the same fascinating young person dressed after the style of Paris--with a difference; for there is always a difference.

It is difficult for any unbiassed person to understand that this is not fetish worship, as it would certainly seem to be, but we are told that it is something quite different.

It is, at best, something quite unnecessary, if acknowledged to be admirable in the abstract.

She felt, in the midst of her grief, the need of some sort of corroboration, even if it referred to something quite indifferent.

The child believed blindly in Fortune, and accepted the money as a sign of election; and for her this money was something quite different to that which she herself had saved.

It's something quite new to see you--fireman!

This was his scapegoat; but his excitement was caused by something quite different.

I didn't mean to ask you any of these questions; I was thinking of something quite different!

I came here to speak of something quite different, something very important, prince.

I only want you to know that the person in question is not afraid of him, but of something quite, quite different.

She even interrupted me by speaking of something quite foreign to what I was saying.

The poignant sense of loss which belonged to the first few weeks had become something quite different.

It is all very pleasant," said the Doctor to himself, resolutely putting aside a memory of something quite different.

You, too, may have dreamed of something quite different, but in the end God knows best.

But in its spirit and inward inspiration it is something quite as independent of Judea as of Rome.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "something quite" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
dear parents; devise some; great kindness; land grant; little chopped; quart milk; seven thousand five hundred; something akin; something between; something beyond; something different; something doing; something external; something for; something good; something quite; something real; something seemed; something that; something very; something which; special manner; studied theology; testimony against; thus will; winding sheet