Sentence examples for perhaps pretty from inspiring English sources

Perhaps pretty clothes didn't actually make you a deluded victim of the patriarchy; perhaps cosmetics, at least those not tested on animals, were justifiable when they bolstered your morale and turned you into an achiever.

Almost everyone I talk to mentions Happy Valley, the brilliant Sally Wainwright BBC drama set in the Calder valley, as the counter-example to Downton and The Night Manager, but it's perhaps pretty damning that portraying ordinary working people with warmth and humanity is, in 2016, seen as a revolutionary artistic act.

(Newport boasts the country's oldest, and perhaps prettiest, synagogue).

Wear what you want, really, perhaps some pretty skinny jeans and some pretty belts dangling around your waist,you will look like an absolute queen.

Perhaps these "Pretty policewomen in Xicheng," in south-west China, could sort things out?

Ellen Gallagher had rendered the Negress abstract, in perhaps too pretty works devoted to the notion of beauty in black female hair culture.

But the long and the short of it is that what the Qataris came to tell DC is, perhaps unsurprisingly, pretty much what was in Sheikh Tamim's article.

Here's me as I look on a day-to-day basis; just a regular lady's head – a touch of the 90s roundface, perhaps – but pretty uninteresting all-round.

Or perhaps some pretty roses you can make into hair accessories?

Even more than wilderness exploring, I enjoyed lolling around Grenada's capital, St . Georges, perhaps the prettiest port town in the Caribbean.

Perhaps the prettiest piece in the show is a gray organdy evening dress with pink bows in back and tiny embroidered mayflowers.