quite so
Meaning
quite so
indeed; I agree with that
Synonyms
Examples
And there is nothing quite so terrifying and transformative as that.
And I can bear witness to the fact that it is not quite so chaotic as it seems at first glance, and that on the contrary, it is profoundly disciplined, though in its own unique way.
At the other end of the pricing spectrum is the (£26.28, Amazon), which is just as good in terms of sensation, though not quite so sleek in design.
Also, “behavior change” (though I don’t put eating more ethically quite so dryly) doesn’t exactly have to be so confrontational and joyless.
Amazon still does not offer the sheer of titles that Netflix has, and they don’t seem to come out quite so frequently, but the quality is higher overall.
"I'd go as far as to say it's actually tastier than the real thing, because it's not quite so greasy."