Sentence examples for are pretty defining from inspiring English sources

Those four months are pretty defining.

In a nutshell, Chasen says securing music rights is "becoming easier and easier" and as long as Turntable operates as "digital radio in the US" the rules they have to follow are pretty defined.

"Guys that have had the vascular issues, it's pretty defined, and you have a better sense.

Said Brewer, "I think it's pretty defined what [Goddard] stands for and what I stand for".

The boys, or Gopniks as they're known here, are pretty much defined by their look.

While you don't have to ditch skirts entirely, tomboys are pretty much defined by not wearing skirts or dresses.

The platform's users have such a strong preference for things that are pretty (however you define it) that it's difficult to swim against the tide of posting "bests" rather than "worsts".

"We have a simple policy here of behavior, and consequences are pretty spelled out and defined," L.S.U.

"This dueling place, it's pretty clearly defined, where it is, if you know the area," he said.

In JavaScript, creating a class is pretty simple: define a function, then add some properties and methods.

The hot eyewear look of 2008 was pretty much defined by plastic Wayfarer knockoffs, garish neon trapezoids often seen color-coordinated with a plaid shirt and sneakers.