Sentence examples for a pretty explicit from inspiring English sources

With one of us having heard what sounded like a pretty explicit admission from a lord that they had bought their peerage, we thought it would be enlightening to not only look up whether he was a big donor (he was), but to test this claim across the board.

"There, now you'll be able to say I've been badly brought up," Nasri added, a pretty explicit reference to the theory posited after the World Cup farrago that a generation of players had grown up with no sense of respect for the structures and traditions of France and French football.

It's a pretty explicit renunciation of what's come before.

The retailer in question has a pretty explicit policy about not waiting in line.

It looked to be a pretty explicit requirement that Wales would not get "fair funding" until the Welsh government called a vote it doesn't want to hold any time soon.

It was a pretty explicit effort to genderize energy politics.

And there clearly aren't as many people who simply don't believe that Social Security will face a shortfall; even the government is pretty explicit about that.

The idea for OMGYes was sparked by a conversation among friends, "sharing some pretty explicit details about the ways we like to be touched," and the realisation that "it was really helpful hearing other people's insights about pleasure," says Daniller.

Fred Sayed, 26, a technical support manager from Queens and a Met fan, was able to be pretty explicit himself in defining Yankee fans: "All Yankee fans are just flat-out stupid".

Nevertheless, Mr. Elwood said, "Any time you tell the president or an executive officer that it's O.K. to disregard an act of Congress that is pretty explicit, I think that's pretty significant".

Seizing the night, somewhere around 35 women rushed onto the stage for this once in a lifetime opportunity, following the song's pretty explicit directions as Sir Mix rapped along.