Sentence examples for a pretty intractable from inspiring English sources

For quite a long time, this unprepossessing striped tube of white cotton has signified not merely the dregs of unfashionable dressing, but a pretty intractable marker of class as well.

"It is not illogical to apply pressure on China, because China has leverage that no one else has, [but] are the few months since April sufficient for China to have applied pressure to transform what is a pretty entrenched, intractable problem?" James Hannah, assistant head of the Asia programme at Chatham House told VICE News.

While "the problems are pretty intractable," one person close to the talks said, "there's a flicker of hope still alive".

"What a pretty, pretty, pretty Little Man".

This is a pretty improbable scenario.

The described cases concerned a pretty selective tests.

A pretty desperate situation.

It's a pretty small hole.

But she has a pretty balanced diet.

This is a pretty clear concept.

I mean that's a pretty good outlet for me.