Sentence examples for a pretty direct from inspiring English sources

There's a pretty direct line in many people's minds between double and triple strollers clogging the sidewalks of Park Slope, Brooklyn, and the Octomom.

And whether they know it or not, they're expressing love" over your headboard, wearing this T-shirt sends a pretty direct message.

If you own a manual-transmission performance car and you abuse the clutch and transmission to the point of failure, you as the owner have a pretty direct responsibility for what happened.

This has been rumoured for a while, but on Monday Mr Biden made a pretty direct criticism of the idea that cartels can be shut down by arresting or killing their bosses, as Mr Calderón has tried to do over the past five years.

Since what they are looking at is related to their ongoing actions, tracking eye movements allows a pretty direct readout of what might be going on in their heads," said Mary Hayhoe, a perceptual psychologist at the University of Texas at Austin, who did not take part in the research.

"We definitely didn't choose to be in the position that we're in, but I really think it's come about in a pretty direct way, as close as something can get to people just responding to the music and it getting bigger.

"It's hard not to be pretty direct and forthright in a difficult and demanding market," Cashman said.

The part where he talks about losing focus of his original destination and entering a store in the strange mall is pretty direct.

"I thought it was a pretty clear, direct conversation," Hagel told reporters.

When "Mary" — about a contemporary Southern couple who essentially keep a slave — was produced at the Goodman Theater in Chicago last year, the critics were pretty direct, with one asking if the play wasn't "a complete and total hoax designed to see just how much hokum and bunkum today's theater audiences might be willing to tolerate".

"They were pretty direct in saying, 'We don't have a robo-signing issue.'".