Sentence examples for less pretty much from inspiring English sources

Mind you, in these trim, playful adaptations (both running two hours or less), pretty much everyone seems to be playing everyone else if only for a moment or two.

So I joined Match.com, where I've chatted with a lot of pretty women — many of whom turn out to be far less pretty (and much older) than their online pictures make them out to be.

The game is so relentlessly amoral and cash-conscious that a nineteen-nineties redesign team, eager to make it less so, pretty much gave up.

Or, you could reserve your copy on Amazon today, which is selling the software for $20 less than pretty much anyone else, including direct from Apple.

With the places we recommend, you're going to spend less on pretty much everything.

And the hookup culture's so rampant that you're bound to be six degrees of separation or less from pretty much everyone on campus.

They won't get someone calmly and cheaply telling them to trade less, ignore pretty much all short-term investing advice and just buy low-cost index funds.

What I am going to tell you is that high-waist jeans with flattering back pockets in a variety of fabric weights, colors, and leg openings for $135 or less is pretty much droptoyourkneesandthankthelord revelation-worthy.

"In the Continuum," which plays through Feb. 10 at the Yale Repertory Theater, cleverly mirrors Abigail's story with that of Nia, a troubled teenager from South Central Los Angeles who finds herself in a similar predicament: pregnant and HIV-positive, but also jobless, husband-less and pretty much homeless.

Very much Old Country, I would say, and less well-groomed – pretty much ungroomed, for centuries.

For several years, it has been more or less true that pretty much anybody who wanted a job could find one.