Sentence examples for it pretty straight from inspiring English sources

There are nominally nonpartisan polls that have strong house effects — and arguably partisan ones that normally play it pretty straight.

I dare say heading into super spicy territory or tomato base land isn't the intended smothering, so let's keep it pretty straight.

The Times, which I've found a good read since moving to London last summer, has impressed me with its continued investment in foreign coverage, its bold move to put up a pay wall for the online edition (yes, people should pay for the work of journalists), and with the way the paper plays it pretty straight under editor James Harding.

"I drive it pretty straight and I like moving the ball and shot-making from the fairway and you have to do that on a number of holes to get at certain pin locations," he said.

She has a record of playing it pretty straight and digging into the facts.

But Schwarzenegger mostly played it pretty straight, discussing what has been done in California and his pride in being part of a tradition of such action in California.

Its pretty straight forward.

The following comment illustrates clearly how its use was perceived: "Well it is pretty straight forward to use, I mean it's self explanatory and each heading gives you a guideline……… I thought it was easy enough".

It was not a mix then, it was pretty straight ahead like what people would think of as the stereotype: People dressed entirely in black, the big bands were Sisters of Mercy, Bauhaus and Siouxsie and there was a little more dramatic dancing going on -- like a performance art show going on on.

Evans added: "It was pretty straight at the bottom so we were able to let it go.

It's pretty straight, just in front of their 10-metre line.