Examples of 'quite as far' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite as far"
quite as far: Indicates a limitation or boundary in terms of distance, progress, or achievement
How to use "quite as far" in a sentence
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quite as far
He does not seem quite as far gone as the others.
And science and art are not quite as far.
Perhaps not quite as far as many of you would have liked.
The challenge is to make sure our spirits do not drop quite as far.
Do not lean back quite as far as that.
A Heritage Foundation paper last year did not go quite as far.
He could not get quite as far on foot.
They might not learn it as quickly as you have, or go quite as far.
Money does not go quite as far in California as it does in Minnesota.
Oh no sir, very good sir. I wouldn't go quite as far as that Romley.
Money does not go quite as far in California as it does in Minnesota . Exactly.
That's it. Don't lean back quite as far as that.
So, I am not quite as far beneath you as you might think.
The four-lane Autobahn A 650 has still not been built quite as far as Bad Dürkheim.
I found something though not quite as far this time. that sent me on another journey.
See also
Not quite as far as Sussex, Mr Dowson.
It does not go quite as far as Lenin.
Not quite as far as Sussex, Mr Dowson. There but for the grace of God?
It did not reach quite as far as Fort Selkirk.
Marten can leap quite as far as the Red-squirrel - that is, four or.
Oh, I would not go quite as far as that.
It 's not quite as far along as they 'd like.
Well, humans just do not think quite as far ahead as the Aschen seem to.
Money doesn't go quite as far in California as it does -in Minnesota. - Exactly.
I would not go quite as far as that, Romley.
Money doesn't go quite as far in California as it does.
Though, not quite as far this time.
The stick 's not quite as far up my ass.
I wouldn't go quite as far as that, Romley. Franz Graber.
