Quasi in a sentence

(1) I quasi-insist that you apply for internships.

(2) The quasi-question in the quiz was unexpected.

(3) I quasi-insist that you attend the career fair.

(4) The team quasi-nominated Mike to be the captain.

(5) Quasars are also known as quasi-stellar objects.

(6) He quasi-nominated his best friend for the award.

(7) The team quasi-nominated Brian to be the captain.

(8) The quasi-question in the lab report was complex.

(9) They quasi-nominated David to be the spokesperson.

(10) She quasi-nominated her sister for the scholarship.

Quasi sentence

(11) They quasi-nominated Daniel to be the spokesperson.

(12) She quasi-nominated her brother for the scholarship.

(13) I quasi-insist that you join a student organization.

(14) The quasi-question in the exam was tricky to answer.

(15) The quasi-question in the final exam was unexpected.

(16) The board members quasi-nominated Jane as the new CEO.

(17) The committee quasi-nominated Rachel as the secretary.

(18) I quasi-oppose the decision to lower the minimum wage.

(19) The word quasar stands for quasi-stellar radio source.

(20) The word quasar comes from quasi-stellar radio source.

Quasi make sentence

(21) I quasi-insist that you take notes during the lecture.

(22) The quasi-question in the case study was hypothetical.

(23) I quasi-nominate John for the position of team captain.

(24) We should quasi-nominate Andrew as the project manager.

(25) I quasi-insist that you attend the study group tonight.

(26) I quasi-insist that you attend the guest speaker event.

(27) The quasi-question in the lecture notes was open-ended.

(28) The quasi-question in the essay prompt was challenging.

(29) I quasi-recognized the professor from a previous class.

(30) He quasi-nominated his friend for the prestigious award.

Sentence of quasi

(31) The committee quasi-nominated Michelle as the treasurer.

(32) The word quasar is short for quasi-stellar radio source.

(33) The name quasar is short for quasi-stellar radio source.

(34) The quasi-debate was a fun and interactive way to learn.

(35) The board quasi-nominated Natalie to be the new director.

(36) I quasi-oppose the decision to cut funding for education.

(37) I quasi-oppose the idea of reducing funding for the arts.

(38) The syllabus quasi-implied that attendance was mandatory.

(39) I quasi-insist that you participate in the group project.

(40) The psychic's quasi-predictions were vague and unhelpful.

Quasi meaningful sentence

(41) We should quasi-nominate Tom as the leader of our project.

(42) They quasi-nominated Mark to be the head of the committee.

(43) The group decided to quasi-nominate Alex as the treasurer.

(44) They quasi-nominated Emma to be the president of the club.

(45) The board quasi-nominated Laura to be the new chairperson.

(46) The board quasi-nominated Matthew to be the new president.

(47) I quasi-oppose the decision to increase military spending.

(48) I quasi-insist that you submit your paper by the deadline.

(49) I quasi-insist that you review your notes before the exam.

(50) He quasi-nominated his colleague for the prestigious award.

Quasi sentence examples

(51) The group decided to quasi-nominate James as the secretary.

(52) I quasi-oppose the plan to privatize public transportation.

(53) I quasi-oppose the idea of cutting social welfare programs.

(54) I quasi-oppose the plan to build a new nuclear power plant.

(55) Let me quasi-emphasize that this is a long-term investment.

(56) The Onuma Quasi-National Park is a protected area in Japan.

(57) We cannot quasi-condone any behavior that violates the law.

(58) I quasi-insist that you attend office hours for extra help.

(59) The quasi-question in the presentation required creativity.

(60) The quasi-question in the research paper required analysis.

Sentence with quasi

(61) She quasi-nominated herself for the role of class president.

(62) The organization quasi-nominated Peter to be the ambassador.

(63) The board quasi-nominated Christopher to be the new manager.

(64) I quasi-oppose the plan to cut funding for public libraries.

(65) The student council quasi-opposes the new dress code policy.

(66) Let me quasi-emphasize that this is a time-sensitive matter.

(67) As a professor, I cannot quasi-condone cheating in any form.

(68) The quasi-debate was a challenging but rewarding experience.

(69) I quasi-insist that you take a break and practice self-care.

(70) I have a quasi-prediction that the party will be a disaster.

Use quasi in a sentence

(71) The organization quasi-nominated Robert to be the ambassador.

(72) The committee quasi-nominated Mark for the prestigious award.

(73) The panel quasi-nominated Ethan as the most promising artist.

(74) I quasi-observed the changing seasons from my bedroom window.

(75) I had to write a quasi-express essay for my literature class.

(76) I prefer taking quasi-notes on my laptop rather than by hand.

(77) The quasi-question in the textbook required further research.

(78) We should quasi-nominate Lisa as the chairperson of the event.

(79) The board members quasi-nominated Susan as the vice president.

(80) The board members quasi-nominated Laura as the vice president.

Sentence using quasi

(81) The telescope allowed me to quasi-observe the rings of Saturn.

(82) I quasi-oppose the idea of reducing environmental regulations.

(83) Let me quasi-emphasize that this is just a temporary solution.

(84) I had to quasi-argue with my parents about my choice of major.

(85) I quasi-insist that you take advantage of the tutoring center.

(86) I always make sure to review my quasi-notes before a big test.

(87) The quasi-official announcement caused a stir among the public.

(88) The parent tried to quasi-justify their strict parenting style.

(89) The teacher tried to quasi-justify their unfair grading system.

(90) The panel quasi-nominated Olivia as the most talented musician.

Quasi example sentence

(91) The company's CEO appeared to quasi-oppose the proposed merger.

(92) The artist seemed to quasi-oppose the commercialization of art.

(93) Let me quasi-emphasize that this decision is subject to change.

(94) The Federalists were in power during the Quasi-War with France.

(95) The experiment was conducted using a quasi-experimental design.

(96) I had to quasi-argue with my advisor about my course selection.

(97) I quasi-believe that I can overcome my fear of public speaking.

(98) It is not appropriate to quasi-condone any form of hate speech.

(99) The professor gave us a quasi-express introduction to calculus.

(100) I wish the textbook had more quasi-highlights to help me study.

Sentence with word quasi

(101) I quasi-insist that you read the assigned chapter before class.

(102) The quasi-question in the group project required collaboration.

(103) The student's quasi-remark about the group project was helpful.

(104) The professor's quasi-remark about the grading rubric was fair.

(105) The poet used metaphors to quasi-illustrate the passage of time.

(106) The committee quasi-nominated Ava for the position of president.

(107) The defendant quasi-conceded his guilt by accepting a plea deal.

(108) I quasi-believe that I can afford to study abroad next semester.

(109) We cannot quasi-condone any behavior that puts others in danger.

(110) The career center quasi-nominated a student for a job interview.

Sentence of quasi

(111) I like to color-code my quasi-notes to make them easier to read.

(112) The quasi-question in the assignment required critical thinking.

(113) The song had a quasi-highlight chorus that became an instant hit.

(114) The journalist attempted to quasi-justify their biased reporting.

(115) The team quasi-nominated Tom to represent them at the conference.

(116) The board quasi-nominated James to be the new CEO of the company.

(117) The team quasi-nominated Jessica to be the leader of the project.

(118) The team quasi-nominated Benjamin to be the coach for the season.

(119) We need to quasi-emphasize the need for teamwork in this project.

(120) It is important to quasi-emphasize the advantages of remote work.

Quasi used in a sentence

(121) I quasi-believe that I can handle the workload of a double major.

(122) The results quasi-indicate that the group project was successful.

(123) I quasi-insist that you proofread your work before submitting it.

(124) I quasi-insist that you network with professionals in your field.

(125) The quasi-question posed by the lecturer left the class confused.

(126) The quasi-question in the reading material was thought-provoking.

(127) The professor's quasi-remark about the exam format was confusing.

(128) The committee decided to quasi-nominate Sarah as the spokesperson.

(129) We should quasi-nominate Jennifer as the chairperson of the event.

(130) The menu had a quasi-highlight dish that was the chef's specialty.

Quasi sentence in English

(131) The professor's explanation helped me quasi-understand the theory.

(132) The politician tried to quasi-justify his decision to raise taxes.

(133) The artist attempted to quasi-justify their controversial artwork.

(134) The judges quasi-nominated Emily as the winner of the talent show.

(135) The committee quasi-nominated Susan for the position of treasurer.

(136) I tried to quasi-observe the behavior of the fish in the aquarium.

(137) The fog made it difficult to quasi-observe the distant lighthouse.

(138) I quasi-oppose the decision to increase taxes on small businesses.

(139) We should quasi-emphasize the need for innovation in our industry.

(140) The child used gestures and sounds to quasi-communicate his needs.

(141) The group project led to a quasi-dispute between two team members.

(142) I had to give a quasi-express presentation on my research project.

(143) I had to give a quasi-express speech for my public speaking class.

(144) I quasi-insist that you meet with your academic advisor regularly.

(145) I find that taking quasi-notes helps me retain information better.

(146) The quasi-question in the class discussion required participation.

(147) The student's quasi-remark about the class schedule was practical.

(148) The student's quasi-remark about the course material was accurate.

(149) The quasi-official report recommended changes to existing policies.

(150) The author attempted to quasi-justify his controversial statements.

(151) The coach struggled to quasi-justify their team's poor performance.

(152) The committee quasi-nominated Robert for the position of secretary.

(153) The panel quasi-nominated Victoria as the most dedicated volunteer.

(154) I tried to quasi-observe the behavior of the birds from a distance.

(155) I quasi-observed the changing colors of the sunset from my balcony.

(156) It is crucial to quasi-emphasize the significance of data security.

(157) It is crucial to quasi-emphasize the role of diversity in our team.

(158) The professor asked us to quasi-argue our points during the debate.

(159) The group project required us to quasi-argue our proposed solution.

(160) I quasi-believe that I can find a job in my field after graduation.

(161) The professor's comment sparked a quasi-dispute among the students.

(162) I used a quasi-highlight to mark the important dates in my planner.

(163) The textbook had a quasi-highlight on the definitions of key terms.

(164) The professor's question quasi-implied that the answer was obvious.

(165) The data quasi-indicates that there is a gender gap in STEM fields.

(166) The research center quasi-nominated a student for a research grant.

(167) The art department quasi-nominated a student for an art exhibition.

(168) I always make sure to highlight important points in my quasi-notes.

(169) I always make sure to review my quasi-notes before writing a paper.

(170) The class debate quasi-opposed the opposing team's counterargument.

(171) The astrologer's quasi-predictions about my future were intriguing.

(172) The quasi-question in the discussion forum sparked a lively debate.

(173) I quasi-recognized the topic of the lecture from a previous course.

(174) The student's quasi-remark about the class discussion was relevant.

(175) The student's quasi-remark about the group dynamics was perceptive.

(176) The quasi-official document outlined the guidelines for the project.

(177) The artist tried to quasi-justify his unconventional painting style.

(178) The judges quasi-nominated Daniel as the winner of the science fair.

(179) The team quasi-nominated Grace to be the captain of the debate club.

(180) I quasi-oppose the idea of reducing funding for scientific research.

(181) Let's quasi-emphasize the value of transparency in our organization.

(182) The research findings were quasi-contradicting the previous studies.

(183) The exam questions were quasi-contradictory, confusing the students.

(184) The quasi-claim that the textbook made was later proven to be false.

(185) The professor assigned a quasi-debate for our next class discussion.

(186) The professor gave us a quasi-express lecture on the history of art.

(187) I had to complete a quasi-express lab report for my chemistry class.

(188) The class discussion quasi-implied that the topic was controversial.

(189) I quasi-insist that you attend the study abroad information session.

(190) The music department quasi-nominated a student for a music festival.

(191) The science department quasi-nominated a student for a science fair.

(192) I quasi-recognized the building from a campus tour I took last year.

(193) The quasi-official policy aimed to streamline bureaucratic processes.

(194) The quasi-official agreement paved the way for future collaborations.

(195) The patient's tapping on the table quasi-communicated his impatience.

(196) The professor made a quasi-mention of the upcoming exam during class.

(197) The debate team practiced quasi-arguing different sides of the topic.

(198) The quasi-debate was a great opportunity to practice public speaking.

(199) The professor gave us a quasi-express review session before the exam.

(200) The professor's explanation quasi-implied that the topic was complex.

(201) The class activity quasi-implied that critical thinking was required.

(202) The class presentation was quasi-informative, but lacked visual aids.

(203) I quasi-insist that you use academic sources for your research paper.

(204) I quasi-insist that you set goals for yourself and work towards them.

(205) My friend's quasi-notes were so messy that I couldn't even read them.

(206) The research findings quasi-opposed the popular opinion on the topic.

(207) The professor made a quasi-remark about the importance of attendance.

(208) The student's quasi-remark about the reading material was insightful.

(209) The professor's quasi-remark about the research topic was intriguing.

(210) The professor's quasi-remark about the course workload was realistic.

(211) The guest speaker's quasi-remark about the job market was insightful.

(212) The quasi-official agreement was reached after months of negotiations.

(213) The fashion show quasi-illustrates the latest trends in haute couture.

(214) The driver tried to quasi-justify their reckless behavior on the road.

(215) The team quasi-nominated Alex to be the captain for the upcoming game.

(216) The panel quasi-nominated Michael as the most innovative entrepreneur.

(217) The committee quasi-nominated Jennifer for the position of vice-chair.

(218) The committee quasi-nominated Andrew for the position of spokesperson.

(219) I quasi-oppose the idea of raising taxes without proper justification.

(220) I quasi-oppose the plan to increase tuition fees for higher education.

(221) I want to quasi-emphasize the impact of technology on our daily lives.

(222) It is crucial to quasi-emphasize the benefits of teamwork in our team.

(223) I quasi-concede that I may have procrastinated too much this semester.

(224) I had to complete a quasi-express research paper for my history class.

(225) I always make sure to date my quasi-notes for easy reference later on.

(226) The research study quasi-opposed the previous findings on the subject.

(227) The quasi-question in the peer review required constructive criticism.

(228) The email from the dean was a quasi-reveal of the new campus policies.

(229) The quasi-official report highlighted the key findings of the research.

(230) The defendant's lawyer attempted to quasi-justify his client's actions.

(231) The chef attempted to quasi-justify their use of unhealthy ingredients.

(232) I could only quasi-observe the distant figure through the foggy window.

(233) I quasi-observed the changing tides from the comfort of my beach chair.

(234) It is important to quasi-emphasize the benefits of a healthy lifestyle.

(235) The dog barked and wagged its tail to quasi-communicate its excitement.

(236) The quasi-judicial hearing allowed for witnesses to testify under oath.

(237) The student's argument was based on a quasi-claim that lacked evidence.

(238) The administration does not quasi-condone excessive partying on campus.

(239) The school does not quasi-condone any form of bullying or intimidation.

(240) The class will quasi-discuss the impact of war on civilian populations.

(241) Quasi-expectations can be a useful tool for predicting future outcomes.

(242) Quasi-expectations can be used to identify trends and patterns in data.

(243) I had to complete a quasi-express group project for my sociology class.

(244) The faculty quasi-nominated a student for a prestigious academic award.

(245) I find that taking quasi-notes helps me stay engaged with the material.

(246) The class discussion quasi-opposed the instructor's initial hypothesis.

(247) The research paper quasi-opposed the commonly held belief in the field.

(248) The smell in the air was familiar, but I could only quasi-recognize it.

(249) The quasi-assertion that all college degrees are equal is not accurate.

(250) The student's paper had a quasi-mention of the topic, but lacked depth.

(251) The quasi-official title carried significant weight within the industry.

(252) The teacher quasi-nominated Sarah to represent the school in the debate.

(253) The student tried to quasi-justify his plagiarism by claiming ignorance.

(254) The professor struggled to quasi-justify their decision to cancel class.

(255) The judges quasi-nominated William as the winner of the writing contest.

(256) I quasi-oppose the notion of implementing stricter immigration policies.

(257) The activist group quasi-opposes the government's stance on gun control.

(258) I want to quasi-emphasize the importance of punctuality in our meetings.

(259) We should quasi-emphasize the need for work-life balance in our company.

(260) I quasi-argued with my friend about the best study techniques for exams.

(261) The presentation required us to quasi-argue the benefits of our product.

(262) I quasi-believe that I can get into graduate school with my current GPA.

(263) The study guide was poorly written, with quasi-communication throughout.

(264) The school's code of conduct does not quasi-condone academic dishonesty.

(265) I had to write a quasi-express reflection paper for my psychology class.

(266) I quasi-insist that you ask questions if you don't understand something.

(267) The honors program quasi-nominated a student for a study abroad program.

(268) The study of quasi-objects is an important part of actor-network theory.

(269) The group project quasi-opposed the traditional method of data analysis.

(270) I have a quasi-prediction that the professor will cancel class tomorrow.

(271) The weatherman's quasi-predictions about the storm were mostly accurate.

(272) The quasi-question in the online discussion board was thought-provoking.

(273) The taste of the food was familiar, but I could only quasi-recognize it.

(274) The tone of the voice was familiar, but I could only quasi-recognize it.

(275) The teacher tried to quasi-justify their decision to give extra homework.

(276) The parent struggled to quasi-justify their favoritism towards one child.

(277) The committee decided to quasi-nominate John for the leadership position.

(278) The panel quasi-nominated Lisa as the best candidate for the scholarship.

(279) The team quasi-nominated Samuel to be the leader of the research project.

(280) I want to quasi-emphasize the need for ethical behavior in our workplace.

(281) The team used hand signals and nods to quasi-communicate during the game.

(282) The driver quasi-complied with the traffic laws, often bending the rules.

(283) The class had a quasi-argument about the role of technology in education.

(284) I quasi-believe that I can handle a full-time job and a full course load.

(285) I quasi-believe that I can make a difference in the world with my degree.

(286) I quasi-believe that I can maintain a healthy lifestyle while in college.

(287) I quasi-believe that I can make a positive impact on my campus community.

(288) Quasi-criticism can be a valuable tool for improving your writing skills.

(289) The debate team member tried to quasi-defend their stance on gun control.

(290) The academic calendar quasi-emphasized the important dates and deadlines.

(291) I had to read a quasi-express amount of material for my philosophy class.

(292) The professor gave us a quasi-express lesson on the basics of accounting.

(293) I wish I had discovered the quasi-highlight earlier in my college career.

(294) The professor's statement quasi-implied that the exam would be difficult.

(295) The guest speaker's presentation was quasi-informative, but lacked depth.

(296) The study guide was quasi-informative, but didn't cover all the material.

(297) Quasi-objects can be both active and passive, depending on the situation.

(298) The professor's quasi-remark about the course objectives was informative.

(299) The student's quasi-remark about the group presentation was constructive.

(300) The student's presentation was a quasi-reveal of their research findings.

(301) After reading the article, I only quasi-understand the author's argument.

(302) The organization issued a quasi-official statement regarding the incident.

(303) The quasi-official publication provided insights into the industry trends.

(304) The quasi-official title bestowed certain privileges and responsibilities.

(305) The report had a quasi-highlight section that analyzed the data in detail.

(306) The parent group quasi-opposes the implementation of standardized testing.

(307) I quasi-oppose the decision to decrease funding for public transportation.

(308) We should quasi-emphasize the value of continuous learning in our company.

(309) We should quasi-emphasize the impact of climate change on our environment.

(310) We need to quasi-emphasize the importance of adaptability in our industry.

(311) The driver quasi-complied with the speed limit, occasionally exceeding it.

(312) The driver quasi-complied with the road signs, occasionally ignoring them.

(313) The group project's quasi-acknowledge of the deadline made me feel rushed.

(314) I quasi-believe that I can pass this exam with just one night of studying.

(315) I quasi-believe that I can make meaningful connections with my professors.

(316) I quasi-believe that I can handle the pressure of being a student-athlete.

(317) The university's policy does not quasi-condone discrimination of any kind.

(318) The professor's comments seemed to quasi-criticize the student's argument.

(319) Quasi-criticism can be a way to challenge your own assumptions and biases.

(320) Quasi-criticism can be a way to engage in meaningful dialogue with others.

(321) The quasi-debate allowed us to explore different solutions to the problem.

(322) Quasi-expectations can be used to compare different groups or populations.

(323) The professor gave us a quasi-express overview of the American Revolution.

(324) The theater department quasi-nominated a student for a theater production.

(325) The professor's lecture was filled with quasi-notes that left me confused.

(326) The concept of a quasi-object can be difficult to grasp for some students.

(327) The concept of a quasi-object is closely related to the idea of a network.

(328) The student's presentation quasi-opposed the popular opinion on the issue.

(329) I have a quasi-prediction that the professor will give us a surprise quiz.

(330) The guest speaker's quasi-remark about the industry was thought-provoking.

(331) The professor's lecture was a quasi-reveal of the upcoming exam questions.

(332) The guest speaker's talk was a quasi-reveal of their personal experiences.

(333) I quasi-concede that I may have misunderstood the assignment instructions.

(334) The quasi-official badge served as identification for authorized personnel.

(335) The artist used various techniques to quasi-illustrate the concept of time.

(336) The architect's design quasi-illustrates the concept of sustainable living.

(337) The scientist struggled to quasi-justify the use of animals in experiments.

(338) The coach struggled to quasi-justify their decision to bench a star player.

(339) The binoculars allowed me to quasi-observe the distant ship on the horizon.

(340) The high vantage point enabled me to quasi-observe the bustling city below.

(341) The surveillance footage allowed us to quasi-observe the suspect's actions.

(342) The activist group quasi-opposes the government's stance on climate change.

(343) The organization quasi-opposes the proposed changes to healthcare policies.

(344) The union leader seemed to quasi-oppose the proposed changes to labor laws.

(345) We need to quasi-emphasize the role of innovation in our business strategy.

(346) I'm not sure if my group project partner quasi-approved of my ideas or not.

(347) The class had a quasi-argument about the impact of social media on society.

(348) The school's policy does not quasi-condone any form of academic misconduct.

(349) We cannot quasi-condone any behavior that violates the school's honor code.

(350) The textbook quasi-emphasized the need for proper citation and referencing.

(351) The professor gave us a quasi-express assignment that was due the next day.

(352) The professor gave us a quasi-express explanation of the scientific method.

(353) I prefer using a quasi-highlight because it doesn't bleed through the page.

(354) The quasi-highlight helped me organize my notes and study more efficiently.

(355) The lecture included a photograph to quasi-illustrate the beauty of nature.

(356) The alumni association quasi-nominated a student for a leadership position.

(357) The athletic department quasi-nominated a student for a sports scholarship.

(358) The journalism department quasi-nominated a student for a journalism award.

(359) Quasi-notes are a great way to stay organized and on top of class material.

(360) Understanding quasi-objects is essential for anyone studying postmodernism.

(361) The concept of a quasi-object is closely related to the idea of a mediator.

(362) The group presentation quasi-opposed the opposing team's proposed solution.

(363) The professor's feedback quasi-opposed the student's argument in the essay.

(364) The student's thesis quasi-opposed the prevailing theory in the discipline.

(365) I made a quasi-prediction about the outcome of the debate, but I was wrong.

(366) My friend's quasi-prediction about the outcome of the election was spot on.

(367) The face in the crowd looked familiar, but I could only quasi-recognize it.

(368) The professor's quasi-remark about the class participation was encouraging.

(369) The quasi-assertion that all college students are broke is not always true.

(370) The professor quasi-conceded that the grading rubric may have been unclear.

(371) The research proposal was quasi-contradictory, with conflicting hypotheses.

(372) The quasi-official announcement sparked a debate among experts in the field.

(373) The teacher quasi-nominated Emily to represent the class in the competition.

(374) The documentary quasi-illustrates the struggles faced by endangered species.

(375) The poet's words quasi-illustrate the power of love and its ability to heal.

(376) The telescope enabled me to quasi-observe the craters on the moon's surface.

(377) The politician seemed to quasi-oppose the new legislation during the debate.

(378) Let me quasi-emphasize that this decision is not final and can be revisited.

(379) We need to quasi-emphasize the role of creativity in our marketing strategy.

(380) Let's quasi-emphasize the value of effective leadership in our organization.

(381) The child's drawings and scribbles quasi-communicated his imaginative world.

(382) The employee quasi-complied with the attendance policy, often arriving late.

(383) We cannot quasi-condone any behavior that disrupts the learning environment.

(384) Quasi-criticism can be a way to respectfully challenge someone else's ideas.

(385) Quasi-criticism can be a way to learn from others and improve your own work.

(386) The quasi-debate was a great way to engage with the material and each other.

(387) The guest speaker's presentation sparked a quasi-dispute among the audience.

(388) The study abroad program quasi-emphasized the cultural immersion experience.

(389) The professor's feedback quasi-implied that the student's argument was weak.

(390) The professor's lecture was quasi-informative, but lacked concrete examples.

(391) The research paper was quasi-informative, but didn't provide enough sources.

(392) The online forum discussion was quasi-informative, but lacked participation.

(393) The department head quasi-nominated a student for an internship opportunity.

(394) The admissions office quasi-nominated a student for a diversity scholarship.

(395) Quasi-objects can be both material and immaterial, depending on the context.

(396) The professor's quasi-predictions about the exam were surprisingly accurate.

(397) The weather forecast was a quasi-prediction, as it wasn't entirely accurate.

(398) The psychic's quasi-predictions about my love life were completely off base.

(399) The quasi-protest was a way for students to demand action on climate change.

(400) I quasi-recognized the scent of the perfume from a friend who wore it often.

(401) The sound of the laughter was familiar, but I could only quasi-recognize it.

(402) The texture of the fabric was familiar, but I could only quasi-recognize it.

(403) The syllabus was a quasi-reveal of the course expectations and requirements.

(404) The midterm exam was a quasi-reveal of the student's progress in the course.

(405) I quasi-disagree with your argument, but I can see where you're coming from.

(406) The newspaper had a quasi-highlight headline that grabbed readers' attention.

(407) The newspaper had a quasi-highlight article that exposed a political scandal.

(408) The poet wrote verses that quasi-illustrate the complexity of human emotions.

(409) The teacher used visual aids to quasi-illustrate complex scientific concepts.

(410) I could quasi-observe the intricate brushstrokes in the artist's masterpiece.

(411) The binoculars enabled me to quasi-observe the rare bird perched on a branch.

(412) The professor appeared to quasi-oppose the use of animal testing in research.

(413) Let me quasi-emphasize that this is just a starting point for our discussion.

(414) It is important to quasi-emphasize the advantages of a positive work culture.

(415) The artist's use of color and texture quasi-communicated a sense of serenity.

(416) The patient's moaning and grimacing quasi-communicated his pain to the nurse.

(417) The quasi-claim made by the author was not supported by any credible sources.

(418) It's important to quasi-criticize sources before using them in your research.

(419) The research paper quasi-emphasized the significance of the study's findings.

(420) I need you to quasi-explain the concept of the electoral college in politics.

(421) The quiz was a quasi-express test, and I barely had enough time to finish it.

(422) The professor recommended using a quasi-highlight to avoid over-highlighting.

(423) I used a quasi-highlight to mark the quotes that I wanted to use in my paper.

(424) The lecture quasi-implied that the topic was important for the upcoming exam.

(425) The professor's statement quasi-implied that the class needed to work harder.

(426) The group project quasi-implied that collaboration was necessary for success.

(427) The class discussion quasi-opposed the textbook's explanation of the concept.

(428) The fortune teller's quasi-predictions were entertaining, but not believable.

(429) The voice on the phone sounded familiar, but I could only quasi-recognize it.

(430) The dean's email was a quasi-deny of the student's appeal for a grade change.

(431) I quasi-disagree with the coach's strategy, but I'm willing to give it a try.

(432) The government appointed a quasi-official committee to investigate the matter.

(433) The quasi-official statement clarified the organization's stance on the issue.

(434) The book had a quasi-highlight chapter that explored the history of the topic.

(435) The song had a quasi-highlight bridge that added a unique twist to the melody.

(436) The athlete attempted to quasi-justify his use of performance-enhancing drugs.

(437) I tried to quasi-observe the behavior of the insects in their natural habitat.

(438) The professor appeared to quasi-oppose the use of technology in the classroom.

(439) The evidence quasi-indicates that regular meditation can reduce stress levels.

(440) The dancer's graceful movements quasi-communicated a sense of joy and freedom.

(441) The child's clapping and jumping up and down quasi-communicated his happiness.

(442) The advisor quasi-approved of my course schedule, but suggested a few changes.

(443) The quasi-debate required us to research and prepare arguments for both sides.

(444) The quasi-debate helped us to better understand the complexities of the topic.

(445) The class will quasi-discuss the impact of colonialism on indigenous cultures.

(446) The student government election caused a quasi-dispute between the candidates.

(447) Quasi-expectations are often used in statistical analysis to make predictions.

(448) Quasi-expectations can be used to estimate the cost-effectiveness of programs.

(449) Quasi-expectations can be used to assess the risk of certain events occurring.

(450) The reading assignment quasi-implied that the author had a biased perspective.

(451) The group project presentation was quasi-informative, but lacked organization.

(452) The professor asked us to quasi-justify our argument with supporting evidence.

(453) It is important to quasi-justify your research findings with reliable sources.

(454) Quasi-notes are a great way to capture important information during a lecture.

(455) The idea of a quasi-object is a useful tool for understanding complex systems.

(456) The study of quasi-objects is an important part of post-structuralist thought.

(457) The student's research paper quasi-opposed the prevailing theory in the field.

(458) My quasi-prediction about the outcome of the game was based on my gut feeling.

(459) The astrologer's quasi-predictions about my career were surprisingly accurate.

(460) The handwriting on the note was familiar, but I could only quasi-recognize it.

(461) The face in the yearbook looked familiar, but I could only quasi-recognize it.

(462) The quasi-official logo symbolized the organization's commitment to excellence.

(463) The website had a quasi-highlight section that displayed customer testimonials.

(464) The presentation had a quasi-highlight slide that summarized the key takeaways.

(465) The scientist conducted experiments to quasi-illustrate the effects of gravity.

(466) The company's CEO tried to quasi-justify the layoffs as necessary for survival.

(467) The athlete tried to quasi-justify their unsportsmanlike behavior on the field.

(468) I tried to quasi-observe the behavior of the wild animals from a safe distance.

(469) I could only quasi-observe the expressions on their faces from across the room.

(470) I tried to quasi-argue with my roommate about the cleanliness of our apartment.

(471) It is not appropriate to quasi-condone any form of cyberbullying or harassment.

(472) The university does not quasi-condone any form of hazing or initiation rituals.

(473) The quasi-debate format allowed for a more interactive and engaging discussion.

(474) The quasi-debate was a great way to prepare for future debates and discussions.

(475) The guest speaker tried to quasi-defend his political views during the lecture.

(476) Quasi-expectations can be misleading if the underlying assumptions are not met.

(477) Quasi-expectations can be helpful in decision-making when there is uncertainty.

(478) I need you to quasi-explain the difference between a thesis and a dissertation.

(479) I need you to quasi-explain the concept of cultural relativism in anthropology.

(480) Quasi-objects can be thought of as objects that are in the process of becoming.

(481) The research findings quasi-opposed the commonly held belief about the subject.

(482) The economist's quasi-predictions about the economy were cautiously optimistic.

(483) I quasi-recognized the logo on the t-shirt from a sports team I used to follow.

(484) The guest lecturer's quasi-remark about the future of technology was inspiring.

(485) The group project was a quasi-reveal of each member's strengths and weaknesses.

(486) The university's policy was a quasi-deny of the student's request for a refund.

(487) The quasi-assertion that all college students are lazy is a harmful stereotype.

(488) The professor quasi-conceded that the exam was more difficult than anticipated.

(489) I quasi-concede that I may have been too quick to judge my roommate's behavior.

(490) The group project quasi-conceded that they had not allocated tasks effectively.

(491) I am quasi-considering taking a break from school to focus on my mental health.

(492) The student's essay was quasi-contradictory, lacking coherence and consistency.

(493) The researchers employed a quasi-experimental design due to ethical constraints.

(494) The quasi-official badge granted access to restricted areas within the facility.

(495) It is difficult to quasi-justify the actions of the main character in the novel.

(496) The speaker tried to quasi-justify their offensive remarks as freedom of speech.

(497) The journalist attempted to quasi-justify their invasion of privacy for a story.

(498) The thick curtains allowed me to quasi-observe the street without being noticed.

(499) In the dream, I saw a quasi-object that seemed to be a mix of a bird and a fish.

(500) The couple's shared glances and smiles quasi-communicated their deep connection.

(501) The team used a series of beeps and tones to quasi-communicate with their robot.

(502) The company decided to quasi-comply with the new regulations to avoid penalties.

(503) The quasi-judicial body was responsible for making decisions on zoning disputes.

(504) The professor seemed to quasi-approve of my essay, but still had some critiques.

(505) The career counselor quasi-approved of the resume, but suggested some revisions.

(506) I quasi-argued with my roommate about the best way to organize our shared space.

(507) I quasi-believe that I can balance my social life and academic responsibilities.

(508) The professor made a quasi-claim that the research paper was not up to the mark.

(509) The professor's quasi-criticism of the textbook's content was thought-provoking.

(510) The quasi-debate was a great way to explore different perspectives on the topic.

(511) The quasi-debate allowed us to practice our argumentation and persuasion skills.

(512) The debate between the two political science majors turned into a quasi-dispute.

(513) The guest speaker quasi-emphasized the role of networking in career development.

(514) The professor used a quasi-highlight to emphasize the key points in the lecture.

(515) The results of the experiment quasi-indicate that the hypothesis may be correct.

(516) The results quasi-indicate that the new policy may have unintended consequences.

(517) The online quiz was quasi-informative, but didn't provide enough time to answer.

(518) The professor asked us to quasi-justify our interpretation of the literary text.

(519) The professor's lecture quasi-opposed the textbook's explanation of the concept.

(520) The group project quasi-opposed the traditional approach to solving the problem.

(521) The student-led quasi-protest was a powerful display of unity and determination.

(522) The professor's statement was more of a quasi-question than a definitive answer.

(523) I quasi-recognized the face in the photograph from a social media profile I saw.

(524) The peer review was a quasi-reveal of the strengths and weaknesses of the paper.

(525) I quasi-concede that I may have been too focused on grades rather than learning.

(526) The professor's argument was quasi-contradictory, leaving the students confused.

(527) The quasi-official policy aimed to promote transparency in government operations.

(528) The magazine had a quasi-highlight article that featured an up-and-coming artist.

(529) The artist's paintings quasi-illustrate the connection between humans and nature.

(530) The board members quasi-nominated Sarah as the spokesperson for the organization.

(531) The foggy weather made it challenging to quasi-observe the surrounding landscape.

(532) I could only quasi-observe the movements of the dancers through the crowded room.

(533) The spyglass allowed me to quasi-observe the enemy's camp from a hidden location.

(534) The scientist appeared to quasi-oppose the use of genetically modified organisms.

(535) The statistics quasi-indicate a decline in the number of smokers in recent years.

(536) The student quasi-complied with the exam instructions, but made several mistakes.

(537) I quasi-argued with my group members about the direction of our research project.

(538) I quasi-believe that I can graduate on time even though I changed my major twice.

(539) The quasi-claim that the article made was later debunked by experts in the field.

(540) It's important to quasi-criticize your own work before submitting it for grading.

(541) The textbook's explanation quasi-implied that the concept was easy to understand.

(542) The assignment instructions quasi-implied that plagiarism would not be tolerated.

(543) The professor's comment quasi-implied that the student's response was inadequate.

(544) The exam review session was quasi-informative, but didn't cover all the material.

(545) The professor encouraged us to quasi-justify our opinions with critical thinking.

(546) The student organization quasi-nominated a member to attend a leadership retreat.

(547) Quasi-objects are often used to describe things that are difficult to categorize.

(548) The debate team's argument quasi-opposed the opposing team's stance on the issue.

(549) The stock market analyst made a quasi-prediction about the future of the company.

(550) The quasi-protest was a peaceful demonstration against the proposed tuition hike.

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