Sentence examples for matter pretty from inspiring English sources

But the big money has kept the entire matter pretty quiet.

It's another podcast that seems to start with too much hokey chat, but actually gets into its subject matter pretty quickly.

Even the farthest seeing prophet might do well to look back to the Great Plains sage E. W. Howe, who summed up the matter pretty well nearly a century ago.

It's clear O'Connor takes his subject matter pretty seriously, and, as a result, this is a much straighter take on a label than that offered on Factory, Creation's contemporaries, by Michael Winterbottom's 24 Hour Party People.

Her assistants — including Rachele Giudici, her studio manager; Davide Legittimo, her video specialist; and Markus Huber Recabarren, who helps design her installations — argued that adding the new video was, as a formal matter, pretty ragged and that it was also a disservice to the older work.

As a whole, Twitter's earnings presentation does have a lot of charts, and those charts do break down the subject matter pretty well, all things considered.

I had matters pretty well in hand until about the fifth minute, when the narrative collapsed.

Mr. Prince said that one of his first orders of business after the acquisition closed would be to meet with both agencies to "resolve those matters pretty promptly".

"Does the fact that the oldest and youngest squads in the World Cup are still involved mean we can put to bed the myth that in international football anything other than form matters?" Pretty much, yes.

But then it occurred to me that for all the jobs that were not gender-specific, in mine it matters pretty fundamentally whether you're a man or a woman.

I want to prove that money isn't everything, to learn that pleasure cloys".According to Zachary Leader's thumping great breeze-block of a biography (published in Britain last November but only this month in America), Amis went on to investigate these matters pretty thoroughly.