Sentence examples for come to pretty from inspiring English sources

"If you showed us 10 deals, we would probably come to pretty similar conclusions on most of them".

And as a new set of worries and fears has crystallized in recent months — lost jobs and homes, corroded values and vanished credit — the dominant cultural oracles have come to pretty much the same conclusions.

What is fascinating about the two latest biographies of Jane Austen, by Claire Tomalin and David Nokes, is that they seem to be revising in concert, using just the same material, and come to pretty much the same general conclusions, but their emphases and subtler interpretations are remarkably unalike.

Mortimer once reported that Laurence Olivier had said that he hadn't realised, till he wrote it all down in his memoirs, what a shit he'd been all his life; Mortimer, whose Clinging to the Wreckage was published at the same time, said that he'd come to pretty much the same conclusion about himself.

Automation has come to pretty much every other industry, and has played its part in the creation of art too, so why not in the curation of it?

"But I came to pretty quick".

Petrilli: Every study that's ever been done on American education comes to pretty much the same conclusion.

But where Ryan diverges from the traditional model of the Gen X youth is when it comes to pretty much everything else.

That's cool, though it can also come to feel pretty ordinary, even banal.

"Hopefully, things will come to fruition pretty soon but I am not sure when.

"I wanted to stay here and I was really happy that we could come to agreement pretty quickly".