Sentence examples for pretty even so from inspiring English sources

1955: Pretty even so far at the Stade Gerland, although we have had an early penalty shout for Lyon, when Edison was bundled over by Nuno Morais as he attempts to surge onto a loose ball in the box.

7.53pm GMT A pretty even match so far at Celtic Park.

"They're a pretty even bunch so far.

"It's been a pretty even game so far.

Well, the A2 dancers had the first shot at that, and it was a pretty tricky shot even so.

I'm still an athlete and I move pretty fast, but even so, it's hard to get around.

He said the joint review found that the W-76 "looks like a pretty good weapon". Even so, the government began preparing for an extensive refurbishment of the warhead in a bid to extend its life by 30 years.

"We've got two guys and they're pretty even right now, so we'll just have to see," Schilling said.

Keynes was a pretty klutzy modeler; yet even so, his little equilibrium story about a depressed economy in Chapter 3 (which Samelson later clarified into the famous 45-degree diagram) gave you more insight into what is going on in depressions than weeks spent swimming through the murk of, say, Haberler's Prosperity and Depression.

This helps explain why we have such a large range of possible transient climate response values (1.0 3.3°C is a pretty big range!), but even so, our results say that we're more than 99.9% confident that most recent global warming is human-caused.

And although I endured their micro-aggression racism on a fairly regular basis – the unsolicited hair touching, the axiomatic standard of white beauty, the litany of "colorblind" comments: "We don't really think of you as black"; "You're so pretty even though you are black" – I saw an open seat on their privilege bus and I took it, even if it was all the way in the back.