Sentence examples for believe pretty from inspiring English sources

Airline executives, it must be clear by now, seem to believe pretty strongly that they cannot.

"Brady always has gotten the benefit of the doubt," wrote Steve Serby in a New York Post column, headlined 'Don't believe pretty boy Brady: Someone is lying'.

I think it's actually good if you don't, because I do believe pretty much above all else in the importance of independent critical thinking.

All of the big questions come up before first grade — God and death, jail and fairies — and most 4-year-olds will believe pretty much any answer you give them.

But when you decide to zealously advocate for a client, and you've been in that case for a long time, my guess is that you come to believe pretty deeply in your view of the world".

C) All these people believe pretty much the same thing, and when it's time to take on the Republicans, I would prefer the candidate who knows how to change the subject and stack the deck.

That goes against what political professionals have believed pretty much forever.

She told me she believes pretty girls are more likely to be conservatives.

On direct examination, Mr. Faneuil calmly testified to conversations with each defendant that, if believed, pretty much proves the government's claims.

If the quotes attributed to Steve Bannon and others in "Fire and Fury," the new book by Michael Wolff, can be believed, pretty much everyone has dumped on the President behind his back.

The Zero and the One was widely (and positively) reviewed, but one of its perhaps unexpected consequences is that Ruby has singlehandedly rescued Hans Abendroth from obscurity – at least in the English-speaking world, and if the German google is to be believed, pretty much any other.