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1
And as soon as he did, he saw Rinaldo was
quite
unsuitable
.
2
The modern craze for small specimens makes them
quite
unsuitable
for procreation.
3
But Huldah knew too that it was
quite
unsuitable
for her purpose.
4
Then there is the frequent use of words
quite
unsuitable
in stories of your type.
5
The country was
quite
unsuitable
,
and it was abandoned.
6
They are
quite
unsuitable
to her age.
7
Probably somebody
quite
unsuitable
will be elected.
8
Their biggest problem was their shoes, which had once been fashionable and were
quite
unsuitable
for marching in.
9
But my misdesert began long since, by the acceptation of a bargain
quite
unsuitable
to all my methods.
10
All the other sorts that were propagated and recommended have shown themselves to be
quite
unsuitable
to the climate.
11
They are
quite
unsuitable
for civilian use, and are therefore being "reduced to produce"- aeuphemismfor "scrapped."
12
The fact is that in their original form they are
quite
unsuitable
for the modern pianoforte, being far too slight.
13
But there are many poems about children of which the interest is so subtle as to be
quite
unsuitable
for their collection.
14
The ruling body claim the decision was taken after consultation with medical experts who deemed the sport "
quite
unsuitable
"
for women.
15
In deeming "the game of football
quite
unsuitable
for females" the FA had decreed that "it ought not to be encouraged".
16
Common report accuses you of acting with a degree of severity
quite
unsuitable
for an infant colony, and likely to incite rebellion in it.
quite
unsuitable
quite