Examples of 'was quite something' in a sentence
Meaning of "was quite something"
was quite something - This phrase is typically used to express amazement, surprise, or admiration for a remarkable or extraordinary event, experience, or situation. It is a colloquial expression often employed to emphasize the impact or significance of something noteworthy
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was quite something
That light show was quite something.
It was quite something to see the two of them in action.
But that first boarding was quite something.
That was quite something to see.
But that first seizure was quite something.
Jenny was quite something to behold.
Watching your dad play was quite something.
It was quite something for a kid.
That crippled girl was quite something.
It was quite something.
The shower in the hostel where we stayed was quite something.
And she was quite something.
Who was capable of spinning these yarns was quite something.
The result was quite something.
And I am sure that that look in her eye was quite something.
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That was quite something.
They all came back and said it was quite something out there.
I thought it was quite something to have pulled it off after only six weeks.
But with Sherlock Holmes it was quite something different.
I knew she was quite something when I saw her criticizing your novel.
Our Revolutionary Army was quite something.
And it was quite something be.
Walking into the Red Square was quite something.
I was quite something when I was young.
I thought it was quite something.
She was quite something in the interrogation, too.
I heard Kusanagi was quite something too.
That was quite something you did back there, Egan.
My Richard Ill was quite something.
That was quite something with the judge today, Alan.
That St Francis was quite something.
I saw that on a poster in the dentist 's office, I thought it was quite something.
The scene with Jerry was quite something for the time.
I thought her foolishness was interesting, so I thought she was quite something.
She loved you . That was quite something to see.
One day, I was out walking with my aunt in Portland . And she was quite something.
Actually, it was quite something else.
I talked to many of them, and that was quite something.
Yes, he was quite something.
That lady with the blades, she was quite something.
Well, it was quite something.
I noticed people who passed him would smile, as he was quite something to see.
Yeah, it was quite something.
Thank you . That crippled girl was quite something.
Yes, it was quite something.
I remember my first time at the disco . That was quite something.
That was quite something in itself… in truth, a major and very painful crisis.
Thank you . Your interview was quite something.
That was quite something at Glastonbury, was not it?
Yes, I understand he was quite something.
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