Sentence examples for genuinely pretty from inspiring English sources

So I think that's genuinely pretty worrying.

Where it got genuinely pretty horrible.

But it turns out that the Alpine French School, in the ski resort of Morzine, is genuinely pretty fun – and I know because I took classes too.

And, most importantly for the photographers and their editors, and unlike many another royal or would-be royal, she was genuinely pretty and in possession of that most vital of 20th century qualities: she was very, very photogenic.

Some of the apps we've built for our clients are genuinely pretty great.

Hopefully, Google sees fit to expand this to other Android handsets in the future, too, if only because the "Ok Google" always on voice commands are genuinely pretty useful.

And Ms. Friel, an English actress, is genuinely winning: pretty in a less generic way than most television ingénues, she looks a little like the young Samantha Eggar and has an easy, playful manner.

"The artists I knew at that time felt pretty genuinely that if the process got too heavy or ponderous or worried, if you weren't having a good time at least part of the time, something was wrong," Mr. Nelson said about the groupthink that spawned his approach to filmmaking.

"It is not a case of choosing those which, to the best of one's judgment, are really the prettiest, nor even those which average opinion genuinely thinks the prettiest," Keynes explained.

As Emma, Lynn Cohen appears both genuinely perplexed at her pretty daughter's lackluster fortunes and genuinely distressed as well, managing both with a welcome restraint on hand-wringing.

"I genuinely think they are pretty worried," says Walshe, quietly confident his young team can deliver the Eden Park victory which proved narrowly beyond Stuart Lancaster's seniors this month.