Similar words: quite a few, quite, requite, mesquite, unrequited, quite something, quits, quit. Meaning: adv. of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative).
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91. Our journey by camel was quite an unforgettable experience.
92. It was quite an Elk night.
93. The jeans that we tried on in the clothing store belonged to the biggest sumo wrestler in the world, right now. it was quite an honor stepping into his pants.
94. Cargo trucks and even double-Decker tourist buses travel through the road on a daily basis, and it's quite an experience.
95. With quite an old pen, I want to write out a long-lasting story to intonate my dream, my ever faith , and my ever perseverence.
96. This silver spoon of the dead sister was quite an apple of discord.
97. So I did. Quite an excursion that turned out to be, hey!
98. The footnote to your Norton here suggests that the gazebo is a summerhouse and by extension it's quite an extension the nationalist movement, and then, "even the whole temporal world."
99. The store had quite an array of leather shoes in stock.
100. Guopu is quite an influential all rounder in the Chinese cultural history.
101. The section chief is quite an entertainer. I never would have guessed.
102. It was quite an understood thing to us at that time.
103. All looked abashed at this elegant speech ,(www.Sentencedict.com) delivered with quite an air.
104. That is quite an influence and quite a tribute to Calvin.
105. That's quite an accomplishment when you take into consideration the facts about his record, which is archetypical of a liberal politician and product of the Chicago political machine.
106. This is belike your foremost associate physically and mentally. This alliance will revel in spending, voyage and adventure. Quite an exciting linkage.
107. Scientists have cerated quite an array of space medicine for astronauts.
108. I believe you are quite an authority on things ancient and mythological.
109. A ride in the lunar module's upper stage was quite an experience.
110. That's quite an achievement,(sentencedict.com) but it's also a nice place to bookend things.
111. By poisonous, the Slow Loris produces a toxin on the inside of its elbows through a gland, which if eaten, would give you quite an extreme case of stomach pain.
112. Oxalic acid electrochemical reduction techniques to produce glyoxalic acid is quite an ideal preparation method.
113. Some methods suggest that the camera be removed and a reticle eyepiece be used – not quite an option for those using camera lens for astrophotography.
114. Being part of a Chinese Musical Theater production has been quite an experience—but not too far off from the crazy, ever-changing, hectic, and fun experience of opening a show in New York City.
115. In summary, the IEEE - 488 bus represents quite an advancement in intelligent data acquisition systems.
116. Both require quite an expensive metabolic commitment on the part of the insect.
117. The Gung Ho Education started as with the ICM as quite an important job.
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