Sentence examples for levels pretty from inspiring English sources

ANTHONY MINGHELLA'S "Cold Mountain," which opens Thursday, is on a lot of levels pretty faithful to Charles Frazier's.

Strictly is already glamorous, but this contestant ups the glamour levels pretty significantly.

Social media's depiction of motherhood is assuredly fake on many levels -- pretty much most of us leave out the majority of cuts on foreheads, and scrapes on knees, or that time we let a handful of curse words fly in front of our children.

That statistic is a little unfair: private schools account for a fifth of the people taking A-levels (pretty much essential for getting in).

At local government level, pretty much anything if it relates to where something is.

PLUM LINE: Even granting that, isn't the picture on the state legislative level pretty bleak?

"But I do feel that I was able to play at a pretty good level, pretty high level today.

As Kate Pickett and Richard Wilkinson demonstrate in the book The Inner Level, pretty much any social problem worsens the more unequal a society is.

With sea level pretty much stable for the past couple of millennia, the findings of Ben Mason and his colleagues come as a bit of a surprise, until, that is, one considers that ocean waters are still sloshing around en masse.

"I'm really pleased we've got them to this level pretty quickly".

"Everyone wants to be the best they can so you have to get to their level pretty quick.