quite the

Quite the opposite, ATE has long been used by administrations as something of a trash bin for bad loans.

I really don't think you could have quite the same experience in a car, but that's not to say there are no down sides to bicycle travel.

They were not trying to put a fence around the public domain, but meant quite the opposite.

If Mr Hirst were managing a quoted company, he would be unable to enrich himself at the expense of his investors in quite the same way.

She sounded good and was dancing around the stage putting on quite the show. Suddenly the sound track stopped and there was no music.

"Blimey, " I said. "What's it like? " He said it was quite the best job he'd ever had.

It's not quite the Fountain of Youth, but scientists have found a way to induce some of our cells to live forever.

I do not look upon him to be quite the sort of man - I do not altogether build upon his steadiness or constancy.

Quite the reverse in fact, compared to those who did report the emergency, they appeared to be in a more heightened state of arousal.

Belief in God and subscription to a religion are not quite the same thing, although both books treat them as if they were.

Not quite the bold front-door takeover that Bain had envisioned for the NHL, but the backdoor seems to be working just fine for the NBA.

No two sorts of birds practise quite the same sort of flight; the varieties are infinite; but two classes may be roughly seen.

You know, I used to be quite the scoundrel in my day. I led the fiercest group of bandits who ever terrorized these sands!

You can both promise to write, to call, or to hang out together in the future, but in your heart you know it won't be quite the same.

It wasn't quite the paper money that we know, it was more like a piece of paper saying a promise to pay.

The reality of her existence, she says, is quite the opposite: she says her favourite shop is Target, a sort of American Argos.

So he thinks Mr Rajan is right to focus on politics but that they did not play out in quite the way he believes.

But there are books that I feel the richer for having read, and I think I should not be quite the man I am if I had not read them.

But she said that "nothing - except maybe the physical structure of the building - was quite the same" .

Quite the opposite--every night when we go to bed and wake up the next day, things have changed.

Grace is quite the matchmaker. She has introduced at least three couples, including my husband and I.

Now, it appears that in just a few short years Suri Cruise has acquired quite the shoe collection.

All of the inventors were honest scientists who were trying to improve the world, but unfortunately ended up doing quite the opposite.

Her attitude to him was quite the same as it had always been.

But such is her animus against traditional Christianity that she cannot render quite the same service for the faith she was once devoted to.

In this stinking ditch fish can no longer stay does not go on, the Willow River has not been quite the .

I can only say that I've never received complaints from users about lack of interoperability features - if any - quite the contrary.

But I can' t complain, working for MTV has turned out to be quite the experience for me.

Others echo Mr Martinez Fischer's views, if not quite the passion with which he expresses them.

Quite the opposite; Mr Obama has not wavered from his position that taxes on those earning less than $250, 000 will not go up.

This conservative woman used to make quite the college living making handcrafted earrings made of condoms.

There has been a similar easing of prejudice in other Asian countries, but nowhere has the look taken over quite the way it has in Thailand.

You'd think it would be the other way around: the less time you have, the more of a hurry you're in; but it's actually quite the opposite.

It will do you quite the same service; for when the gold was there, you had it not, as you did not make the slightest use of it.

He has an actual room of his own. . . the character because he has quite the array. Starting with some of his stretch sparkly turtlenecks.

Germans do not entertain business people with quite the same enthusiasm as some of their European counterparts.

Having pooches underfoot might seem to some like a distraction, but advocates of animals in the workplace see quite the opposite.

Black leather trousers seem to be quite the rage these days.

Indeed , the tax cut debacle is one of the reasons that we may never see another Fed chairman with quite the same range of influence .

Not quite the substitute you were hoping for? Herbal tea was the other accepted alternative.

But it doesn't seem to have quite the opportunity that China or India does. It should.

A paradigm is an accepted model or pattern, but the sense of 'model' and 'paradigm' is not quite the one usual in defining 'paradigm'.

Not quite the word I was looking for. Perhaps a little more off the top.

As you might imagine, with the parities of the freezing process, no two instruments are quite the same.

Quite the contrary, one of the biggest "gifts" humans return to Earth is an unbelievable amount of trash.

Quite the entrance. Of course. . . one could have used the front door.

Not quite the only. I really wanted that job at the magazine, but I still haven't heard from them.

You yourselves do not feel quite the same people you were yesterday.

Quite the contrary: That seems to brand these stocks as a kind of luxury good, making them still more desirable.

Quite the opposite. There was no mention of June's consumer-price figures.

Doesn't look quite the same size, but it is exactly the same size as the United States, minus an area roughly equal to the state of Arizona.

Mr Osborne's desire to make savings from the welfare budget is not quite the same thing as this kind of welfare reform.

Quite the contrary, sir. Plenty of the spaces here are free when people drive their cars out to work.

Before Putin took office, that wasn't the direction the Russian spy services were heading at all -- indeed, it was quite the opposite.

So this is quite the last time before the next time, let's put it like this.

The super-moral value experienced by Confucius, however, was, as we shall see, not quite the same as that experienced by the Taoists .

No two Ollivander wands are the same, just as no two unicorns, dragons, or phoenixes are quite the same.

He's said to be quite the philanthropist, so this cemetery gig of his is a bit of a bomb on the campus.

But after five years in Washington, the National Gallery did not seem quite the same.

Obi-Wan is quite the gentlemen and I think, romantically, he's a little reserved and shy. . . aww, a shy Jedi.

Ikea will go, of course, is quite the harvest, the Nordic style is still popular is not it?

And the general theme of the film is not quite the same film will be assigned to "the edge of the film" in the.

Despite these controls and more than three years of preparations, the market has not started in quite the way regulators had hoped.

But this isn't quite the end of the story. Now that the theory of everything may have been found, some are keen to use it.

That's not quite the high Andes, but it is still high enough to have an effect.

You, of course, are not in quite the same game and may be able to relocate with ease.

Freebie is quite the opposite. The fact of getting something cool for free does not make this cool thing any worse.

Quite the opposite, his age showed a man with very clear goals ready to struggle and do his best to reach them.

What was going to be a quiet one after last nights session turned out quite the opposite.

It certainly isn't meant to be an attack on America; quite the opposite. As I say, I'm very, very pro-American.

No two sorts of birds practise quite the same sort of flight.

While we're not sure we did the drill justice, as Jason was quite the model, we hope we get the point across.

She has not been quite the same since her mother died!

But perhaps no incident of the nuclear era has quite the same resonance as the U. S. dropping of atomic bombs on Japan in August 1945.

So susceptibility to cold symptoms is not a sign of a weakened immune system, but quite the opposite.

I can see we're in bohemian mood tonight, ' he said, 'Quite the beachcomber, aren't we?

my uncle is humourous , and i make a face to him every time , he isn ' t angry , quite the contrary , he laughs often.

On Tuesday night after the game and flanked by an Arsenal press officer, Adebayor says quite the opposite.

"These aren't quite the scale of China, but are growing quite rapidly, " he said.

The Goober suffers some serious emotional repercussions from carrying out the assignment and is never quite the same afterward.

That description is quite the opposite of what youth culture has in fact become in today's era of the internet and nomadism.

I can't say quite the same about Francis, and I have my differences with him.

It wasn't quite the right idea, as Jan Pazdziora gently pointed out, due to a (very common) chicken-and-egg problem with the cert.

Still, it is not quite the radical change that a neutral bankruptcy judge might have allowed.

The experience of taking out a Bank of China mortgage will not be quite the same as that offered by the traditional UK lender.

You may come to a realization that life for your child and family will never be quite the same.

Quite the reverse, Madrid sgined Cambiasso for next to nothing but, then, he was only 15 at the time.

"Though it's not quite the heavenly choir, it's got notes in it. It's a kind of chord, " he said.

I feel a mere explosion which topples others is not quite the best way to show the death of a unique monster.

OK, maybe it isn't quite the same thing, but Lifestyles condoms has been testing out a pretty innovative new idea.

I feel a mere explosion which topples others is not quite the best way to show the death of a unique monster.

OK, maybe it isn't quite the same thing, but Lifestyles condoms has been testing out a pretty innovative new idea.

It's not quite the gigabit speed you'd get from laser diodes, but this way you'll get more mileage out of those expensive new bulbs, eh?

When the sense you actually get about people on this continent is not like that at all -- in fact it's quite the reverse.

But now to their amazement she had become a grown-up young lady and quite the most charming one in all the world.

We had quite the fun time doing the touristy stuff; Taipei 101, XiMen Ding, etc, with a few drunken nights in between.

Manager zhang: yes, but this time are not quite the same as before, but I'm still believe you, ok, we're cooperation again.

she was not quite the same with her sister.

Elaine: Well, Jerry, I never saw you flirt with anyone before. It was quite the spectacle.

And the big retailers are not quite the disciplining force they are made out to be.

Sure to be quite the action-packed night, the MTV Movie Awards are being hosted by "Parks and Recreation" star Aziz Ansari.

But the preoccupation with "animal spirits" is quite the wrong way to do this, especially at the present stage of the business cycle.

The last couple of weeks have been quite the experience for me.

Last Friday, finally I finished watching the movie PENELOPE. Some of plots were quite the unexpected to me.

quite the word, but perhaps near the mark.

In other words, not quite the hordes of homeless, stateless refugees fleeing runaway climate change that the sensationalist headlines evoke.

Quite the reverse. I believe we were meant to know one another.

My greatest danger, perhaps, in housekeeping, may be quite the other way, in doing too much, and being too careless of expense.

Sad to say, we haven't gotten quite the response that we'd anticipated after the survey that we sent out.

Pitt looks like quite the family man taking his two young daughters for a walk in the sunshine in the French Quarter of New Orleans.

Sometimes quite the reverse: France was, until the very last minute, offering its security expertise to keep Tunisia's Louis XVI in power.

Black criticism and black feminist criticism from the beginning saw that they didn't have quite the same agenda.

But this isn't quite the point: the point is about rudeness.

Not quite the glamorous lifestyle it used to be.

This is quite the inspiration of discourse, is the contemporary book design is not the idea of betrayal.

I'm definitely a light sleeper, but my husband is quite the opposite, a heavy sleeper.

Not quite the hour today , yet I FEEL 'enough said' would be your next words.

I used to work in a state-owned company and I quite the job last month.

I like economic arguments as much as anyone, but in this case they do not point in quite the direction that most people seem to think.

Drugs and prostitutes go hand in hand in most cases, though apparently in my daughter's case it was quite the opposite, thankfully.

Not at all for sentimental reasons, though. No, quite the opposite.

But I soon discovered that college was not quite the romantic lyceum I had imagined.

The name you use at the two ends might not wind up being quite the same.

Her manner and attitude toward him were quite the same as they had always been.

To prepare us for the debate, the coach wanted us to be always aware of the arguments that are quite the reverse of ours.

It's not quite the fountain of youth, but Mayo Clinic scientists may have hit upon a way to slow the aging process.

Whether the budget is quite the promised benchmark of fiscal honesty is also doubtful.

Body painting of course sometimes can be seen, but it's not quite the same as having a living statue.

Today there is no evidence of job creation. Quite the opposite: unemployment is rising and millions of jobs have disappeared.

Sina has become quite the sensation in China due to its microblogging platform known as Weibo.

Inwardly I still took my responsibility to be a good student very seriously, which was quite the opposite of the fluffy crowd.

The Jews, the third people of the book, do not feel quite the same obligation.

Xy: Actually, ever since I became a lich, I haven't been able to get quite the same volume on my evil laughter.

Mr Green thought the study of philosophy uninteresting, but I found it quite the.

Quite the contrary, failing to effectively manage resources can significantly increase risk to projects and the overall portfolio.

Quite the contrary; they were not in bed: not in the least.

Sweden is not quite the paragon that its fans imagine, despite its family-friendly employment policies.

However, developing a method framework like RUP is not quite the same as developing a software application.

Spend even a few months here and you will never again regard life in quite the same way.

Quite the contrary. In Egypt the transitional government has expanded subsidies and increased employment in state firms.

Two days is really not hungry, I feel quite the body!

quite the opposite, if the Constitution is wrong, no matter how beautifully you explain, the laws and regulations can never be right.

He has learnt sheep-farming at another place, and he's now mastering dairy-work. . . Yes, he is quite the gentleman-born.

Nor is Mr Villaraigosa quite the disaster the local press alleges; the cards have been stacked against him.

First, the public outcry and outrage within China was quite the same as what one would see in other countries.

China shifted from buying Agencies to buying Treasuries in July. Others did too, but no one has quite the market impact of China.

In fact, it is not evident that authoritarian countries are more stable than democracies. Quite the contrary.

In that sense, her status as Argentina's first elected woman president is not quite the feminist victory it appears.

I don't know if you remember that at all, but Robert Goulet was quite the matinee idol.

The US does not look quite the waning power of fashionable fancy.

We have taken quite the tour of RSA to work on our application, and introduce the model-driven development paradigm.

The reality is quite the opposite, which indicates that link building is quite tricky.

Judging from these new photos, Klaus is quite the attention-grabber at homecoming.

Quite the contrary, work on this profile can lay the groundwork for possible future WS-I profiles.

Quite the contrary, Press Secretary Gibbs says the international community must work together to fix the global economy.

I never know when she might pop up again, and I'm sure next time it will be quite the disguise !

It does not give any result. Quite the opposite, as poverty and austerity plans continue.

I had prided myself on being quite the enlightened husband for ceding control of our day-to-day finances.

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes: Considering she worked in the movie business for just five short years, Kelly made quite the impact.

Quite the reverse is true. His skill in words was a tremendous help in getting him his job.

Counsel this career is not quite the patience, the ability to very considerable enthusiasm, is Zuobuxiaqu or difficult to do well.

This is so easy and delicious. . . not quite the same as egg scramble but scrumptious in its own way.

See how she is trying to hide it. Quite the scandal.

But under that surface buoyancy, the industry is acutely aware that business will genuinely never be quite the same again.

I had quite the experience. More like a nightmare! Hey dude, your wheels are on fire!

It's not quite the same as lucid dreaming. It feels more like being in two places at once.

Nor, even if these obstacles are overcome, can the scheme be quite the administrative panacea that Indians crave.

As Mr Prendergast recalls, the fall of the Bastille was not quite the stuff of epic myth.

This phrase has quite the opposite meaning that you might understand.

That is the sort of thing I was looking for. But it's not quite the color.

Your dedication and loyalty will lead whomever you meet along the way to believe that you are quite the catch.

Watches haven't captured the female imagination in quite the same way, chiming with Diver's comment about handbags.

Quite the opposite: The market for those products is highly competitive, keeping margins razor-thin.

Thus, whenever a condition encountered quite the opposite sex, always hovering in mind: This site is I'm looking for do?

The Smallville alum made quite the impression on the Breaking In team with his cameo in the season premiere.

If Dickinson had in fact been neat, it wouldn't have surprised me--she was quite the perfectionist.

But the Chinese government is not quite the frugal, prudent borrower it portrays itself to be.

This isn't quite the doozy investors were given four years ago, when gross domestic product was slashed by nearly a full percentage point.

Quite the opposite: the sector is still growing.

So the white tiger is absolutely not a subspecies; it's not a tiger that lives in the snow; quite the contrary.

Only from the pelvis region, the green may be reachable, but that requires quite the tee shot.

But we which le agree dawn the busy self occupied in we daily activities is not quite the ture self.

suggests they may well be quite the musicians when older, though they are barely old enough to play instruments yet.

Mrs Palin is not quite the pork-busting reformer that her supporters claim.

It is not a refusal by Fifa to get involved, quite the contrary. It is a recommendation by Fifa to opt for this way.

Meet Adrienne Samen, a Connecticut bride who had quite the wedding night back in August 2003.

By understanding these patterns, problem-solving leaders can make better career choices-quite the opposite of being "part of a pattern. "

The reform of the euro will create a more German Europe, but not quite the economic Pax Germanica some observers are expecting.

After his return, McCain's marriage with his first wife was never quite the same, and the couple later divorced.

I do not stand here celebrating the use of nuclear weapons. Quite the contrary. I hope that my mission is the last such mission ever flown.

That may be good news for consumers, but it's quite the opposite for farmers.

Nowhere else are these forces as strong, nor do people have quite the same stomach for co-ordination and high taxes.

Nor is the UK economy quite the hostage to the financial services sector that its detractors claim.

Quite the opposite, agile operations requires great self-discipline.

You were quite the party boy then.

I've worked many places since, and many have stirred my passion and energy, but never to quite the same degree as NeXT.

Having understood as much, I was rather astonished to find her so very lady-like! But she is really quite the gentlewoman.

Serco may not have done quite the job some hoped for (the council will resume control this summer), but exam results are improving.

Green, however, does not mean that 2010 Winter Games athletes will be deprived of luxury. Quite the contrary.

Quite the contrary, you can and should, but don't expect to just "leverage" some existing generic materials.

Equivalent description find expression in the dialogue, which is quite the unique narrative of Xu Xu's novel.

Spoiled by all of us, Misty became quite the performer, jumping on my desk and wagging her tail to the intense delight of the students.

But the White House doesn't have quite the same clout when it comes to new media.

Suddenly, a group of children, one child said: "It took quite the spirit, I hear a non-smelling incense. "

You can have quite the romantic adventure if you take time to get to know your mate all over again.

Average person not quite the color with too audacious venture, think or use white to compare safety.

While this chapter demonstrates a classical use of events from an application developer point of view, it is not quite the whole story.

In summer, quite the other way, I have to go to bed by day.

"She's much more centered and calm now and not so stressed. She is quite the mom -- very nurturing, " Marshall told People.

Quite the opposite, in fact, unconventional ideas are blooming like algae along America's Pacific Coast.

Quite the contrary: he gained valuable financial experience.

She isn't quite the woman I thought she was.

The atomic numbers are nearly, but not quite, the same as the order of the atomic weights.

The metal wiredrawing 's outer covering instead lets this machine seems on quite the scale.

We have quite the same opinion. Sincerely wish our university life varied and graceful.

Ever since we were married she's become quite the domestic goddess.

Yeah, I can take the sphere, you know, for example, or anything that's just not quite the disk?

Quite the opposite, we are deeply moved by the determination and self-sacrifice by the Japanese soldiers in the story.

Racking up air miles as first lady is not quite the same as negotiating a treaty.

This is not to suggest that Dachshunds dislike other humans - quite the contrary, especially if they are well socialized at an early age.

Quite the reverse, business polite, life itself is games which we must normally play with very imperfect information.

Quite the opposite, it ultimately helps you isolate all your bottlenecks.

Quite the contrary, modern economic theory explains why the government must take an active role especially in regulating financial markets.

Hope this game can sit with the snake not quite the same as the original!

Mr Medvedev's September manifesto marks no break with Mr Putin's legacy. Quite the opposite.

So don't expect the parties to go away. Uh, people still - they may not have quite the same quality food, who knows?

quite the contrary, many of the Renaissance's greatest works were devoted to it, and the Church patronized many works of Renaissance art.

No matter how carefully we print images of butterflies, the colors are never quite the same.

It is not quite the Marshall Plan wanted by some, but it is the right start.

CAREER: Sunny Leo! You are quite the entrepreneur and will definitely put your mind toward work and responsibility this year.

They offer flexibility of style, but not quite the fluency of movement of the players who went before.

But they seldom employ these borrowed elements in quite the traditional way.

This is mathematically the best route to go, but it doesn't have quite the same psychological "push" that Ramsey's plan has.

That shoulder seemed quite the pleasantest thing he had ever touched.

My wife, Clarissa, has become quite the gardener, growing mainly flowers but some vegetables.

Quite the opposite: in 2009 she ranked very high on Vanity Fair magazine's list of "International Best Dressed" .

It's not quite the TED Prize, but it is an exclusive t-shirt from our lab.

They have not, however, revolutionised the publishing industry in quite the way that many predicted they would.

Quite the opposite, infect, if it can help to subsidise low ticket prices.

Quite the contrary, she seems intent on making history as Secretary of State.

The engine is production based but that gives quite the wrong impression.

However, that doesn't mean we limit you in what you can do. Quite the opposite actually.

We are never quite the same because we have made a good friend!

And poking around in ruins would never be quite the same enjoyable pastime.

Parasites. Not quite the right association for purveyors of $1, 000, buttery-soft leather handbags and expensive shoes.

And there's not quite the perceived opportunity that there was in China or India.

Yeah? Well if you don't mind the hemorrhoids and the nausea, it's quite the party.

Shanghai isn't quite the New York of China, but it could be.

Again, the interface is similar but not quite the same, between the tools.

Water does not act quite the same way as speeding cars.