Sentence examples for pretty explains from inspiring English sources
At the beginning of the film, the most experienced Angel, Mahogany — who earned her name because she was "dark and pretty" — explains the strategy behind her performances, laying out the delicate play between arousal and entertainment, where movement, undress, personality, and promotion converge.
As Dr. Nancy Etcoff, a Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital psychologist who authored Survival of the Prettiest explains: "Beauty is a convenient fiction used by multibillion-dollar industries that create images of beauty and peddle them as opium for the female masses".
It's pretty complex," explains Codacci-Pisanelli.
"Surprisingly, this pretty much explains my attitude toward photography," he said.
The first song is titled "The Hives Declare Guerre Nucleaire," and that pretty much explains it.
Betty's black leather jacket pretty well explains her attitude toward Philippe and their mother.
The story they turned out to be laughing over is one which pretty much explains her appeal.
"This is something that is going to impact your most vulnerable population in ways that are potentially pretty lethal," explains Prof. Elfatih Eltahir.
"The people we help earn less than what $3 a day would buy you in the United States (in 2005 dollars), which is pretty shocking," explains Janah.
"When you add in the prison population," said Prof. Steven Ruggles, director of the Minnesota Population Center, "it pretty well explains the extraordinarily low marriage rates of black women".
Sudep's name pretty much explains what it is: Someone with epilepsy — unprovoked seizures, which are electrical surges in the brain — dies, and there is no apparent cause.
