Sentence examples for a pretty conventional from inspiring English sources

I have a pretty conventional approach.

But I am a pretty conventional moviegoer.

Sounds like a pretty conventional recovery, doesn't it?

"He throws a pretty conventional cutter," Hughes said.

"Well, it's a pretty conventional marriage," he said after a while.

"If you look at Obama's base and his record, he is a pretty conventional liberal".

Mollie grew up there and in nearby Penrith, bright and curious, a bit of a rebel against her pretty, conventional mother, Mary, and close to a sensitive father, Robert, isolated by wounds and deafness contracted in the first world war.

There are strong echoes of King Lear, Kafka, Pinter and even Patrick Hamilton's Gas Light in a play which appears pretty conventional in many ways but is breathtakingly original in its matching of content and form: as Andre becomes increasingly confused, so does the audience watching.

Look, I like my music, and I don't have a conventional background for a politician, but I'm pretty conventional in many senses".

"For that price you can get yourself a pretty decent conventional car".

Then, in the final pair of poems, the sequence retreats into a pretty but conventional conceit about Cupid and Diana's nymphs.