Casey is quite tall.
My new school is quite different.
She bought me a dress for my aunt's wedding. It was quite expensive, ap[p]roximately 300 euros. (Key English Test; A2; Catalan)
They earn quite a lot of money.
Quite a few people complained.
There were quite a lot of people. (Key English Test; A2; Spanish)
Quite frankly, the thought of performing terrifies me.
I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean.
Dinner isn't quite ready yet.
The two situations are quite different.
I'm quite sure you will love my country, especially the Amazon basins and the biggest rain-forest [in] the world! (Preliminary English Test; B1; Portuguese)
I hadn’t seen Rebecca in quite a while.
It took quite a while to clean out the garage.
But although I have what you could call "simple" tastes, it takes me quite a while to decide what to buy. (Preliminary English Test; B1; Spanish)
He does quite a bit of traveling.
She's quite a bit older than him.
We spent quite a bit of time [going] along the beach. (Preliminary English Test; B1; French)
I'm not quite sure that I understand this.
The colors don't quite match.
He didn't get quite enough votes to win.
The student café has a welcoming atmosphere and most people said it was nice to sit and to drink coffee [there]. [T]he only problem is that there are not quite enough tables and chairs for everyone at busy times. (First Certificate in English; B2; Russian)
It was quite a remarkable speech.
Winning this contest was quite an accomplishment.
Moreover, the city is quite an interesting historical place, so you could visit some buildings such as the old castle or the local museum. (First Certificate in English; B2; Catalan)
