Examples of 'quite as much as' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite as much as"
quite as much as: to the same extent as; nearly the same as
How to use "quite as much as" in a sentence
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quite as much as
Quite as much as the debts of the past.
Maybe not quite as much as that.
I do not think there is a player that does it quite as much as him.
Not quite as much as a short black skirt.
They emphasize relaxation quite as much as they do tension.
Not quite as much as the singer.
They emphasise relaxation quite as much as they do tension.
Not quite as much as yesterday.
The rain does not bother me quite as much as it used to.
Not quite as much as you.
We must concentrate on ancillary equipment quite as much as on tractors.
Family quite as much as to you.
Nothing makes me appreciate home quite as much as travel.
Nothing stings quite as much as a good Shakespearean burn.
Few countries are associated with a particular sound quite as much as Jamaica.
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Miracles suggest mercy quite as much as they announce majesty.
When things were going well the generals enjoyed the war quite as much as Hitler.
But not quite as much as us.
I can not remember when I have loved a movie quite as much as this one.
But neither do quite as much as what Ronaldo would.
Perhaps no other company is dealing with this delicate balance quite as much as IBM.
She never enjoyed reading quite as much as my other girls.
I know quite as much as I need to about all that.
I do not remember if it was raining quite as much as the president says.
Not quite as much as I would like to.
But no aid workers risk quite as much as national staff.
Quite as much as springfield 's favorite little mutant.
I am afraid she taunted me quite as much as the men on the bridge.
Not quite as much as black people, but sort of.
I just did not enjoy it quite as much as the first one.
Not quite as much as you might think, because of economics.
I can not recall enjoying a run quite as much as this one.
I will not have quite as much as I hoped to spend on lovely things for you.
But the dog will be himself again quite as much as his master.
Just not quite as much as Sherlock Holmes.
It depends upon the credulity of man quite as much as upon his docility.
But not quite as much as you did apparently!
However no one feels the stress quite as much as the new parents.
But not quite as much as you, Sturmbannf hrer.
But nothing can threaten the future quite as much as the debts of the past.
Whilst not quite as much as SquareSpace's designs, Wix includes a solid collection of contemporary themes.
I guess some people do not know quite as much as they think they do.
Not quite as much as I would have liked, but er.
There are few things that bring people together quite as much as a day spent volunteering.
I didn't like them quite as much as the Divergent series but they are a good read.
Let us just say she does not appreciate me quite as much as I thought she did.
I know quite as much as I need to about all that . Thank you.
No one protects their asses quite as much as the Koreans.
Not … quite as much as you do.
Maybe you do not love Leith quite as much as you think.
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Tootie sings quite well for a child
