I think it describes pretty much what happened to me in the first few days of this event".
I think it describes pretty much what happened to me in the first few days of this event... it gets in to your bones.
(Doesn't that describe pretty much every kid, though?) Heaven help children who use cellphones before age 7, though, since the same study found that early use of cellphones also contributes to behavioral problems.
The lawsuit complains about or at least insidiously describes pretty much every single part of Facebook, from the nefarious "wall" to a potentially incriminating "Data Analyst" job listing the company posted in 2007.
The fair reading model would describe pretty much what happened.
This describes pretty much every day of my life as an entrepreneur.
He expressed something that many conservatives feel on a deep level, which is that the discourse of "social justice" (the current catchall phrase used to describe pretty much everyone to the left of the Democratic Party) warps language and belittles their views.
Watson, for his part, engaged in what he described as "pretty much the basic kid stuff that you do" to pass time Thursday.
William Kristol, the editor of the conservative Weekly Standard, said Mr. Pence possessed a "Reagan-Bush-McCain kind of worldview," which he described as "pretty much the view of every Republican nominee for most of our memory".
Religion played no part in his upbringing, which he described as "pretty much atheist", but he found the faith of his forefathers while in jail, as a result of his friendship with Yacine (not his real name), a violent Islamist.
