Sentence examples for of pretty decent from inspiring English sources

That meant a flood of pretty decent photographs, and that changed the stock-photography industry.

With the combination of pretty decent micro lenses and smartphones, the digital imaging sector has been left to the serious hobbyists and professionals.

Psycho starts out as a kind of road picture, or the study of a pretty, decent woman under stress.

I just can't shake the mental image of Sean Kenny, on all fours on a coffee table, sweating and shouting "I'm not gay!" while his brother thumbs another Kinder Egg into his arse; v. Again, a question of quantities: £25,000 worth of drugs is a pretty decent amount of drugs, by volume!

For Michael Breen, senior analyst at Morningstar, the main dichotomy was not between the two halves of the period but "the pretty decent set of extremes" of fund types that did well and those that fared poorly, a discrepancy belied by the flat average returns.

"Most of us had pretty decent backgrounds, so there was no cultural or economic status that on a personal level had stung us so much that we wanted to bite back against society.

This is a horrible thing to appear in print, but most of us had pretty decent backgrounds, so there was no cultural or economic status that on a personal level had stung us so much that we wanted to bite back against society.

All and all he is thought of as a pretty decent guy despite his little stretch in the Klan, a perfect example that it is not too late to save your good name.

* Graduated Columbia University * Top of class at Harvard Law (pretty decent school) * President of Harvard Law Review * Community Organizer in Chicago (working with faith-based organizations) * Practiced Civil Rights Law * Constitutional Law professor (shouldn't a President know the Constitution?) I know our current one doesn't.

And anyone who reads comics will know that many of the authors make a pretty decent fist of incorporating political events - real and imagined - into their narratives.

RECENT economic data out of America has been pretty decent (with the continuing exception of that from labour markets), but recovery still looks frail.