Sentence examples for a pretty traditional from inspiring English sources

It was a pretty traditional media plan.

Gary: She came from a pretty traditional family.

After all, financial jiggery-pokery is a pretty traditional activity in Japan.

You will have gathered from this that her school operates a pretty traditional kind of event.

Yes, this was ultimately a pretty traditional piece of theater, but to me this kind of work is experimental.

Religion aside, there's a pretty traditional tale in Mr. Hameeduddin's rise from the son of immigrants from Hyderabad, India.

The Wrestler runs on what are admittedly pretty traditional lines for a sports film, yet runs on them with exhilarating speed and attack.

I was at a parish recently that would be considered pretty traditional liturgically, and the place was packed with mostly young people, which was fascinating to me.

His practices were pretty traditional, but he used them with a speed, aggression and visibility that were new.

This is pretty traditional, although I'm hard pressed to say which tradition - I picked it up in Geordie territory, but I'm sure it's also traditional in Wales.

He says that his family's Christmas food choices are "pretty traditional, having migrated from England" but that they get a little more "leftfield with the wine".