Sentence examples for is surely pretty from inspiring English sources

Being abruptly ditched before a gig is surely pretty harsh.

Frozen foods are often fairly criticised (the horsemeat scandal is still fresh in the memory), but among their ranks, the chip is surely pretty inoffensive.

The political implications of these figures are, surely, pretty obvious.

An assumption that a nation is preternaturally friendly is surely a pretty feeble historical thesis.

Welcome, once again, to the element of Trump-ism that liberal dismay drowns out, but which partly accounts for the fact that this most unqualified of presidents is in office – and which, for all his dismal approval ratings, is surely playing pretty well in the post-industrial places whose support took him over the line in November.

The infrastructure is surely also pretty costly to run, and while the old Google didn't care much about burning some cycles for an unprofitable but popular service, the new Google is becoming notorious for closing services that aren't performing well.

In a story that is surely making someone's day pretty crappy over at Microsoft HQ, a 5-year old kid reportedly figured out how to bypass the account restrictions meant to keep him off of his Dad's Xbox One.

That it's pretty and fragile is surely half the point.

By confusing the anti-gay marriage message he'd stuck so ardently to previously, Rajoy would be surely alienating pretty much everyone on either side of the argument.

If you understand "regional" in a global rather than national sense, that's surely a pretty good summary of Brexit, and the resentments now festering all across Europe.

And given how confusing data-related issues can clearly be for consumers, not to mention how complex it can be for an individual to try to pursue redress over a data breach on their own, there's surely a pretty straightforward argument for letting independent organizations push for redress on behalf of consumers.