Sentence examples for presumably pretty from inspiring English sources

The other European Union member states, barring the deeply affected Southern European countries, have nodded along in agreement – presumably pretty scared of deviating from the European Central Bank's line.

Despite predictions that Peter Mandelson beating him into print would damage sales of Tony Blair's autobiography, the former prime minister's book has trounced his erstwhile spin doctor's to become one of the fastest-selling memoirs ever – presumably pretty solid consolation for having had his publication party at Tate Modern cancelled.

Yet after copepods gorge on diatoms at the surface all summer, their bodies can be half fat and presumably pretty buoyant.

Meanwhile, all of the videos — the heaviest part of the site, traffic wise — are being piped in from Youtube, so Preamp.fm's hosting costs are presumably pretty dang low.

Marty can't handle that he has a grocery bag full of tampons, so he goes to get a drink, presumably pretty early in the day.

Kansas City officers who showed up to evict 35-year-old Sean Casey from his rental on Wednesday morning were presumably pretty surprised when they stumbled across a house full of exotic animals, including three snakes and the gator itself, which Casey had named "Catfish".

(Basically it makes the pretty pictures you look at sharper, clearer, and presumably prettier).

The post-mortem into England's decline will presumably be pretty savage.

Toughie was, presumably, a pretty typical representative of his species, the Rabbs' fringe-limbed tree frog.

But if both the mayor and the speaker want toilets, as one aide suggests, the whole thing could presumably happen pretty quickly, perhaps by the end of the summer.

It can presumably become pretty gruelling to be constantly reminded that a large body of people don't want you to make a particular film every time you log into Twitter.