Examples of 'think you are quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "think you are quite"
think you are quite: This phrase is often used to express the speaker's opinion that the listener possesses a certain quality or characteristic to a significant degree. It can be a way of acknowledging someone's abilities or attributes
How to use "think you are quite" in a sentence
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think you are quite
I actually think you are quite sure of yourself.
I am quite concerned by your comments and I think you are quite right.
I think you are quite right.
I do not want to think You are quite wrong.
I think you are quite brave.
That is a simple fact, and I think you are quite aware of that.
I think you are quite strange.
You can have them for yourself. I think you are quite.
I do not think you are quite.
Is it not in the price here? - I do not think you are quite.
And you think you are quite accustomed to it actually.
I would not want to offend you, but I think you are quite backward . ”.
I thinK you are quite comfortable there!
And, more importantly, I personally don't think you are quite ready to become America's next MasterChef.
I think you are quite right on, CountessKate.
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I don't want to think You are quite wrong:.
I think you are quite right, Chris.
You know? I think you are quite strange.
I think you are quite confused, HN.
Personally, I think you are quite right.
No, but, I think you are quite gentle so, you are interested in martial arts.
In fact, I think you are quite intelligent.
I do not think you are quite as insightful as you think, my love.
Look, Joey I don't think you are quite right for this project.
Sadly, I think you are quite right about UKIP.
I don't think you are quite ready yet.
In truth, I think you are quite foolish… although that's okay because you are somewhat radiant.
Yes, I think you are quite right-all about money and power.
