Sentence examples for exactly a pretty from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly a pretty sight, but semi-comic: nails, shoes, flat irons, books, stubbed butts, a canvas with a gaping eyeball, a palette, a smouldering dogend, laid out individually.

Juniperus bermudiana is not exactly a pretty tree.

Not exactly fighting terrorists, but a pretty neat 10-minute activity.

We may not know exactly, but we have a pretty good sense of when something big is going on," he says.

Exactly one week ago, Canon unveiled a pretty impressive 120 megapixel sensor, and today the company followed up with the announcement of "the world's largest" CMOS sensor.

So even if we don't have a great definition for what counts as a space weapon, exactly, we do have a pretty strong idea that creating great big scads of uncontrolled space junk and leaving them to scream around the planet at incredible speeds is a bad idea.

For some people in Hollywood, however, keeping things exactly the same sounds like a pretty good option, too.

We each have our own bunk, and they're all exactly the same - we're a pretty tight-knit band and crew, so nothing bigger for me.

So by now you have a pretty good idea of exactly what it is that they do.

Not exactly an amnesia film but pretty close, it's based on a novel by Douglas Kennedy, the American writer resident in London, whose novel The Big Picture was filmed in France two years ago as L'homme qui voulait vivre sa vie starring Romain Duris.

Crusty or old bread floating on top of soup isn't exactly pretty as a garnish but it can be a nice way to make the soup into a hearty meal.