Sentence examples for considers pretty from inspiring English sources

She is, he considers, "pretty randy and obviously in the mood", but she has second thoughts because her husband is nearby, leading to "a bit of a barney in the middle of the dancefloor" that ends with Guevara and Alberto fleeing the party pursued by "a swarm of enraged dancers" in a scene worthy of a Carry On movie.

The pair are key players in Metamorphosis: Titian 2012, a huge-scale collaboration between the National Gallery and the Royal Ballet which Shawcross describes as "a crazy project" involving "adversity, challenge, tears and tantrums", and Watson, with some understatement, considers "pretty interesting".

If your lady lacks self-confidence, she will naturally be jealous of women that she considers prettier and sexier.

(Suurhusen's bell tower is considered pretty stable).

Five years ago, he said, a $200,000 pool was considered "pretty huge".

He responded that "people naturally want to go towards what they consider pretty".

But measures of the cost of living are considered pretty inaccurate.

Even in Greenwich, a 35,084-square-foot house is considered pretty good-size.

"We did some things that were considered pretty crazy at the time," he says.

"I'm considered pretty high-strung," the 18-year-old says, smiling.

So five months on it's considered pretty gauche to still be talking about the birth.