Sentence examples for are pretty definite from inspiring English sources

And whilst the costs of his tax cuts are pretty definite, the benefits from his anti-avoidance measures, and indeed of the increase in the bank levy, are rather less certain.

Seaweed is not guaranteed in either, but it's pretty definite you'll get wrapped in something.

But a couple of days later, there's an equality debate with Trevor Phillips and when I speak to him afterwards he's pretty definite on the subject: they are different.

By the next morning, the whole ward knew that Naida was going to town for her birthday, to see the doctors about being free and making her way in the world because she was twenty-one; it was pretty definite that in a few days' time she would be saying goodbye to the hospital.

Mr Parker said: "We're hoping we won't have to use that fallback position, but at the moment Natural England is pretty definite".

The good news is, parenting research is pretty definite that sensitive, responsive parenting is one of the most important determinants of children's attachment and well-being.

As you can read here, cool new features are still coming soon and these are pretty much definite.

The similarities are pretty substantial.

The findings are pretty modest.

For my husband, the answer was a pretty definite no.

So the issue isn't that the creatures and plants evaluated during Harper's majority tenure were outright rejected only three species got a definite "no," which is pretty average.