Sentence examples for made it pretty much from inspiring English sources

Its smaller feel, hipster scene, and myriad breakfast taco stands made it pretty much a no-brainer for anyone who didn't just want to do the same old, same old.

For my generation, that has made it pretty much universal".

So we decided she was a fabulous eccentric who made it pretty much on her own terms.

— Defensiveness and denials filled the air Saturday afternoon, which made it pretty much like any other day recently at the Knicks' trouble-filled training center.

It was a statement of such unqualified certainty that Jeb Bush made it pretty much in passing, as if it required no elaboration, accommodated no dissent and was the obvious starting point from which all political discussion should flow.

"I was responding to reality," Mr. Bush said, explaining why he had repudiated his promise, humiliated the head of his Environmental Protection Agency and made it pretty much impossible for the United States to do anything about global warming for the next four years.

Spellcheck, predictive text and its quirky sibling "speech to text" make it pretty much impossible to remember how to spell words like "Receipt," "Pneumonia," and, ironically, "Misspell" (that second "s" just always looks weird).

The family now grows a dozen crops, making it "pretty much self-sufficient," he said.

Which makes it pretty much like the deluge in Jamie Lloyd's overblown production of Three Days of Rain.

Pho is a Vietnamese noodle soup, thus making it pretty much the perfect tonic to jaded, hungover Christmas palates.

That makes it pretty much the defining symbol of Ted & Honey, which in the two years since it opened has become something of a Cobble Hill institution.