Examples of 'is quite so' in a sentence
Meaning of "is quite so"
is quite so: This phrase is often used to confirm or affirm the correctness, accuracy, or truth of a statement or claim that has been made. It can also express agreement or acknowledgment of a situation or circumstance
How to use "is quite so" in a sentence
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is quite so
No puzzle is quite so fascinating as the final puzzle.
I am not sure the tribe is quite so convinced.
Nothing is quite so ironic as to talk seriously about humor.
No other field of organised crime is quite so profitable.
No triumph of peace is quite so great as the supreme triumph of war.
I was just wondering why doing exercise is quite so hard.
Not everyone is quite so understanding.
I also do not think everything else is quite so random.
And nothing is quite so unromantic.
But not all Australia's native wildlife is quite so resilient.
Shame the frame is quite so tight in the rear triangle.
But not everyone thinks that barter is quite so wonderful.
Therefore nobody here is quite so free as a free male anywhere else.
Not every sister 's motivation is quite so pure.
I do not believe that it is quite so simple with the energy dinosaurs of today.
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Not every immigrant-related tale is quite so glowing.
It is quite so.
And not everyone is quite so busy.
Nothing is quite so striking as a Ferrari.
That is precisely the reason why this debate is quite so emotionally charged.
It is quite so that I want do.
But not all pollen is quite so simple looking.
Thankfully, not all of this activity is quite so dramatic.
No man in his heart is quite so cynical as a well-bred woman.
However, many ( including myself ) are not entirely convinced the story is quite so straightforward.
Not everyone is quite so positive.
But as is usual with our council, nothing is quite so straightforward.
However, none is quite so progressive and irreversible as the process of aging.
I do not think Iran is quite so stupid.
Though, not everyone is quite so excited. But that is a whole other story.
However, not all the Bluebell 's folklore is quite so gloomy.
But not every abusive relationship is quite so obvious - especially when the victim is a man.
But for most of us, nothing is quite so therapeutic.
For no feeling of like or dislike is quite so fundamental as a physical feeling.
Though, not everyone is quite so excited.
Of the many suburban rituals, none is quite so cherished as the neighborhood yard sale.
Not every element, though, is quite so cutting edge.
Not every element, though, is quite so cutting-edge.
It 's a shame the price is quite so high for a 14 year old game.
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