quaint sentence examples

• The faculty in the old days was a rather quaint affair.
• They might have found the testimonies quaint ( ' it's wild, man!
• Quaint fishing villages to explore, all within easy driving distance.
• Today's technologies make these fears seem almost quaint.
• Today's technologies make these fears seem almost quaint.
• Quaint harbor with narrow streets located in the old town.
• The idea of mounting an exhibition that takes an ambivalent or even critical position toward its contents now appears merely quaint.
• At that stage ( thursday afternoon the real thursday, that is ) it seemed quite quaint.
• Quaint little cottage near bishop's stortford.
• It all sounds very quaint to us now, yet alcohol abuse kills far more people in the uk today than illegal drugs.
• Within a very short time being digital could look very quaint indeed.
• Quaint little hamlet in the middle of some stunning scenery.
• Within a very short time being digital could look very quaint indeed.
• The cottage looked so quaint with its low white walls and thatched roof.
• Quaint cafés and tavernas in coral bay alongside the usual music bars and cocktail bars.
• At times, she becomes quaint, at others quite rude and oblivious to the rights of others.
• Hence the somewhat quaint title the chicago-lambeth quadrilateral by which the articles have been called ever since.
• Quaint little alleys and yards off the steep main street house many interesting shops offering a wide range of unusual gifts and mementos.
• Such antennae doubtless looked modern and technical at the time but feel decisively quaint at the turn of the millenium.

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