Sentence examples for much spot on from inspiring English sources

Which is pretty much spot on.

By race morning I should be pretty much spot on.

For my money, Meadows gets them pretty much spot on.

In the case of the late Brian Clough, however, they were pretty much spot on.

A repeat of that would leave the OBR's £72.2bn forecast pretty much spot on.

OK, thank you, thank you – or they'll bury you … Pretty much spot on about post-uni, too, then.

Apart from a Dallas-esque preoccupation with political wheeler-dealing, the depiction of Nashville itself is pretty much spot-on.

But as a diagnosis, I think his analysis of how meritocracy divides us is pretty much spot-on, and enormously important to understanding the state of our national life today.

According to archaeologist Dr Richard Hansen - currently excavating El Mirador, an ancient city in Guatemala's 600,000-acre 600,000-acre Mirador Basinthe grandesaidayan setolement ever discovered - that prophecy is pretty much spot-on, ecologically speaking.

Bar a few glaring anachronisms – one of the characters swearing as if he has just stepped in from the 21st century, for instance – the film is pretty much spot-on as a depiction of the circumstances surrounding Abraham Lincoln's pushing of the 13th amendment, to ban slavery, through the House of Representatives in 1865.

Pretty much spot-on, this.