Sentence examples for a pretty definite from inspiring English sources

For my husband, the answer was a pretty definite no.

Matthew Crawford, this generation's leading philosopher-cum-motorcycle-repairman, has a pretty definite answer.

The choices aren't endless: 1989 marks a pretty definite full-stop.

Judge a German by his musical tastes and you have a pretty definite clue to his intellectual position in general.

If you find certain drug taking apparatus in the person's headquarters, it it a pretty definite indication that the person is taking meth.

By the next morning, the whole ward knew that Naida was going to town for her birthday, to see the doctors about being free and making her way in the world because she was twenty-one; it was pretty definite that in a few days' time she would be saying goodbye to the hospital.

While I, personally, have pretty definite views on the truth/falsehood of these issues, Facebook as a company does not and should not attempt to judge the truth value of ideas discussed in the content we carry, provided it does not meet a number of very clear exceptions (direct threats of violence, attempts to defraud our uses via spam/phishing, etc).

Death seems pretty definite.

But the answer looks pretty definite: no.

Winfrey has made some other pretty definite denials of being interested.

Seaweed is not guaranteed in either, but it's pretty definite you'll get wrapped in something.