Examples of 'you quite a bit' in a sentence

Meaning of "you quite a bit"

you quite a bit - an expression indicating that someone or something is significant, notable, or important. This phrase is often used in informal conversations to emphasize the extent of one's impact or presence

How to use "you quite a bit" in a sentence

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you quite a bit
Not cost you quite a bit of help.
He sure did talk about you quite a bit.
I will give you quite a bit of creative freedom.
Cassandra has confided in you quite a bit.
I gave you quite a bit of money.
Rick talked about you quite a bit.
I like you quite a bit more than you might believe.
It seems that we are causing you quite a bit of a.
It will make you quite a bit more professional.
I actually thought about you quite a bit.
I like you quite a bit.
Colleen has spoken to me about you quite a bit.
It will cost you quite a bit to do so.
You have to admit he dotes on you quite a bit.
I did resent you quite a bit during that time.

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I think we all missed you quite a bit.
This can save you quite a bit of confusion and disappointment later on.
You sing about you quite a bit.
Simply having a mechanic visually inspect the engine can tell you quite a bit.
I have driven you quite a bit.
And I think what we are seeing now is I want to talk to you quite a bit.
She fancies you quite a bit.
Save you quite a bit of time, but they are.
Reviews will help you quite a bit.
This can save you quite a bit of money on English curriculum.
That thing certainly shook you quite a bit.
Must have cost you quite a bit to get this printed.
This name is gonna cost you quite a bit.
Having one offers you quite a bit of security at an extremely low price.
I am willing to pay you quite a bit.
I envied you quite a bit when I was little.
I actually love you quite a bit.
Luthor gave you quite a bit of journalistic rope, knowing you would eventually hang yourself.
Resnick told you quite a bit.
This can save you quite a bit of money, especially if you are traveling with your family.
She used to talk about you quite a bit.
It 's going to take you quite a bit of time to work off that detention chain.
I fantasized about you quite a bit.
He talked about you quite a bit in his e-mails and phone calls.
I have been thinking about you quite a bit.
She also gives you quite a bit of credit Come on.
That vampire must have scared you quite a bit.
That should tell you quite a bit about what it is.
Even though watching it has spooked you quite a bit.
She likes you quite a bit.
Three animals that might just surprise you quite a bit.
I dislike you quite a bit.
What we can see is this first worker gives you quite a bit.
Each victim left you quite a bit of cash.
Will Fairfax give me my money? Resnick told you quite a bit.

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