Examples of 'made quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "made quite"
This phrase implies that someone has caused a significant or noteworthy impact or impression on others. It suggests that the person's actions or achievements have garnered attention, admiration, or surprise, often exceeding expectations or norms
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made quite
You made quite a mass on the isle.
You have already made quite a scene.
We made quite a killing in the stock market.
But they have made quite an impact.
You made quite the impression on him.
You seem to have made quite an impression.
You made quite an impression on the web.
You seem to have made quite a connection.
You made quite a mess down there.
That part you made quite clear.
You made quite the speech today.
They tell me she made quite a scene.
You made quite a name for yourself.
Someone seems to have made quite an impression.
You made quite an impression this morning.
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You seem to have made quite a study of it.
You made quite a reputation for yourselves.
You must have made quite a dent.
You made quite a deal for yourself.
It seems that you made quite a conquest.
You made quite an impression on him at my party.
It would have made quite the memento.
You made quite an impressive declaration of war.
Sounds like you made quite an impression.
You made quite an impression on her as well.
You must have made quite a conquest.
You made quite an impression on the room.
I hear you have made quite a journey.
She made quite a scene this time.
A way to do so has just been made quite plain.
They have made quite a few enemies.
My work as a chronicler is thus made quite difficult.
You have made quite a mess of things.
Our position must be made quite clear.
And you made quite an impression on him.
Cristina has certainly made quite an effort.
We have made quite clear our demands.
That nickname of yours made quite a headline.
Have made quite a name for yourselves.
The last time he was here he made quite a.
Your words have made quite an impression on me.
Made quite a name for yourself out there.
You must have made quite an impression.
Made quite an impression in our industry.
He seems to have made quite an impression on you.
Made quite a few footprint castings.
Apparently you made quite an impression on him.
The diagnosis of diabetes is made quite often.
I understand you made quite an impression on myfriend.
Made quite a commute for the sales call.
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