Sentence examples for has changed pretty from inspiring English sources

"The political calculus has changed pretty dramatically," said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety.

"My life has changed pretty radically in the last five years.

"The face of pro-Israel activists has changed pretty dramatically," David Victor, a former AIPAC president, told me.

And yet it would be hard to dispute that over the last 5 or 10 years, the culture's relationship to time has changed pretty drastically.

THE British government, says Sir Michael Barber, once an adviser to the former prime minister, Tony Blair, has changed pretty much every aspect of education policy in England and Wales, often more than once.

Yet look at this astonishing 1968 ad for Nixon, which I just came across today: Watching that ad makes it clear that what Americans will tolerate when it comes to battlefield images has changed pretty dramatically.

But things have changed pretty dramatically during the past 20 years.

"The industry's fundamentals have changed pretty dramatically," said David S. Moskowitz, a health care industry analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey.

Mr. Sonner said that he had never met Mr. Zimmerman in person because of security and other concerns, "but that was supposed to have changed pretty soon".

"So by our ninth title, things had changed pretty dramatically.

That was the mentality, and things have changed pretty dramatically in the whole field.