Sentence examples for pretty darn great from inspiring English sources
"For low-income people in the South, Houston is a pretty darn great place," Hendren said.
By the standards of the moody art-house meditation on love, loss, memory, forgetting, attachment, letting go and the nature of eternity, it's pretty darn great.
But in recent years an effort has been under way to reimagine what River to River could be, and this summer, at long last, the lineup looks pretty darn great.
Barack Obama offered his own variation on the complacency theme during a meeting in March, in which he announced: "America's pretty darn great right now". Unemployment was down from the awful heights of a few years prior, the president reported, and businesses were hiring.
It was a terrific film and another artistic triumph for what was a pretty darn great year for animation.
"In that regard, Sammy was pretty darned great".
This country has some pretty darn fine countryside, great culture, and food that is now a whole lot better.
But he played the worst hand given to a president since Franklin D. Roosevelt entered the White House at the height of the Great Depression pretty darn well and got quite a lot right.
A Pretty darn good considering we're in a Great Recession.
I can show you some great receptionists who are pretty darn good welders because they spent a week or two in the machine shop.
