Examples of 'we are all quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "we are all quite"
we are all quite: This phrase could be followed by an adjective, such as 'busy' or 'excited,' to describe the current state or feelings of a group of people
How to use "we are all quite" in a sentence
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we are all quite
We are all quite familiar with our footwear.
As cyclists we are all quite lucky.
We are all quite clear about what we are here for.
Water is an element that we are all quite familiar with.
We are all quite easily allegeable yet inextricable.
As you can see, we are all quite comfortable here.
We are all quite anxious to get home to our families.
As you can see, we are all quite comfortable her.
We are all quite close in age.
And you, little girl, are you an illusion? We are all quite real.
If we are all quite ready.
Well, perhaps surprisingly, we are all quite normal people!
We are all quite safe.
I'm his wife now. Yes, we are all quite painfully aware of that.
We are all quite real.
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Thankfully, we are all quite safe here.
We are all quite stranded.
It 's out there ; we are all quite aware of it ; it 's discussed publicly.
We are all quite shaken.
As for now, we are all quite aware about the power turmeric has.
We are all quite familiar with how much any development project cost.
Individually, we are all quite busy with our own projects and musical endeavors.
We are all quite fond of Malaysian food.
Mr President, we are all quite clear that Iraq must comply with international resolutions.
We are all quite a long way from the economist 's idealised rational actor.
Yes, we are all quite painfully aware of that.
We are all quite stranded . They metabolize hydrocarbons.
Rick, We are all quite busy with our various musical projects.
We are all quite safe. I'm not worried about that.
We are all quite familiar with the 20 % text rule at this point.
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