Examples of 'quite hopeless' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite hopeless"
quite hopeless: This suggests a situation or person that lacks hope, optimism, or potential for improvement. It conveys a sense of discouragement or despair
How to use "quite hopeless" in a sentence
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quite hopeless
The housing situation seemed quite hopeless.
I am quite hopeless at machines.
Your situation seems quite hopeless.
It seems quite hopeless now that everyone 's a zombie.
His situation is really quite hopeless.
It truly is quite hopeless to achieve happiness without seeking what 's pleasant and authentic.
I believe we can quickly convince you that your visit here is quite hopeless.
It was quite hopeless.
This sort of service and difficulty in getting to Strasbourg on a Monday is quite hopeless.
The situation 's quite hopeless.
Unless she 's a promiscuous trollop of course . Then the situation 's out of control and quite hopeless.
In fact, they are quite hopeless.
A quite hopeless exhortation, dr. quest.
I did my best for him, but it was quite hopeless.
He 's quite hopeless.
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Then the situation 's out of control and quite hopeless.
Although Black's position looks quite hopeless already, probably 19… Qd7 was the losing mistake.
Really . Your situation seems quite hopeless.
I am not going to tell anyone, but you must see it 's quite hopeless.
We think it 's quite hopeless.
But with the rest of his life? He 's quite hopeless.
I am afraid it 's quite hopeless.
The house wins . I really am quite hopeless.
Pulse still beating - not quite hopeless.
That, in my opinion, would be quite hopeless.
Really, Jane dear, you are quite hopeless.
So, you see, it was hopeless . It was quite hopeless.
My God… The lady there, Margaretha, was quite hopeless.
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Examples of using Quite
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But there may be quite an interesting reaction
Quite a boy you have got here
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