Can we say use the word “quite” before “like” when we say “like” to mean “similar to”?

Question

Can we say "quite" before "like" when we say "like" to mean "similar to"?

For example, can we say sentences like these:

• 1) His son is quite like him.
• 2) He is quite like an actor."
• 3) Life is quite like a joke.
• 4) This is quite like a dream.

Note: I saw native English speakers use "quite" like that, but I just wanted to make sure here.

Answer 1

Yes, I have heard those phrases used in that way and have used them myself.