Sentence examples for pretty disgusting from inspiring English sources
"It's pretty disgusting".
I think it's pretty disgusting".
"It's pretty disgusting at this point".
In fact, I think it's pretty disgusting.
The hucksterism is pretty disgusting when you think about it.
He collected six deposits of poop himself, he said, which he found "pretty disgusting".
Her drawings can be any combination of the following things: pretty, funny, disgusting.
Carruthers in The Riddle of the Sands (1903) is half out of his mind with boredom; John Buchan's Hannay begins The Thirty-Nine Steps (1915) "pretty well disgusted with life"; the war has yet to begin.
Buchan's contribution to this "dime novel" scenario was to create in his protagonist, Richard Hannay, an appealing antihero, both cool and brave, but also "pretty well disgusted with life" who, caught up in a high-octane international drama, has the resource, intelligence and daring to thwart a naked foreign attempt to drag Britain into war.
"They were pretty much disgusted".
FBI director J. Edgar Hoover himself complained that he "pretty well disgusted with this woman," who was "doing us great harm".
