Examples of 'he is quite right' in a sentence
Meaning of "he is quite right"
he is quite right: This phrase indicates agreement with someone's statement or opinion, emphasizing that the person being referred to is correct or accurate in their assessment
How to use "he is quite right" in a sentence
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he is quite right
He is quite right in his last paragraph.
I listened to the Commissioner and he is quite right.
He is quite right in saying this is not an exact science.
My colleague Mr Mazzone has just referred to that rule and he is quite right.
He is quite right in what he says.
Mr Durafour has not sued for defamation and I think he is quite right not to.
He is quite right in his conclusion.
He seems very convinced Then I am afraid he is quite right.
He is quite right to say that that needs to be thought through.
He pays twenty shillings in the pound ; he is quite right.
And he is quite right.
As a matter of course, he is quite right.
So he is quite right to under line the world nature of this problem.
This is indeed what our rapporteur said, and he is quite right.
Indeed he is quite right.
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For a paranoiac green thing with camouflage prob ems, he is quite right for once.
He is quite right in warning of the danger of setting the sights too high.
Someone said that a cadastre consultant should be even a “ midwife ” and perhaps he is quite right.
He is quite right in doing so.
You had a severe shock . He is quite right.
He is quite right to point out that we currently have five teacher training providers.
Mr Schulz says that this is an historic task, and he is quite right.
He is quite right for once For a paranoiac green thing with camouflage problems.
Mr Rehn gave an extremely good introductory address. He is quite right in his conclusion.
He is quite right to say so, therefore.
Look, it is a quitter past sox. he is quite right.
I think that - fortunately - he is quite right about that.
Lamassoure. - (FR) I should like to say to Mr von Habsburg that he is quite right.
Indeed, since our economies are roughly 70 % service-based, he is quite right to raise the point.
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