Sentence examples for it pretty much made from inspiring English sources

"We were just happy bumming around but we had the best times in that band and it pretty much made me the person I am today," he remembers fondly.

It pretty much made my life.

As he puts it, "I pretty much made a conscious decision to make projects a lot of people can relate to".

"If they push this decree through as they said they will, it pretty much makes the lights go out in Kabul," the official said.

That said, it pretty much makes a perfect cup every time.

It's called Bear Scratch, and it pretty much makes the new MacBook Air look like a pile of garbage cans.

Increasingly, they can also use the information they capture to target you for advertising when you're not in the store, using Google or Facebook ads and your phone's ID. 5G offer a way for consumers to bypass the retailer's tracking because speed-wise, it pretty much makes WiFi obsolete.

He had pretty much made it clear he needed his separation from us". But it hadn't always been that way.

John Paul II avoided it, on his travels, by saying, in effect, "I go for the country, not the religion". Benedict has pretty much made it a precondition for relations between the Vatican and the Muslim world.

"When you performed there, you'd pretty much made it".

Robbie has pretty much made it pretty clear that he's awfully excited about being here".