Sentence examples similar to pretty fail from inspiring English sources
Schumer showed genuine star presence in the self-scripted Trainwreck (before Judd Apatow's conservatism derailed it), but after Snatched underwhelmed, I Feel Pretty fails to put her Hollywood career back on track.
Admittedly it's an animated fantasy, but Shrek succeeds where I Feel Pretty fails – in challenging definitions of beauty with a deft sense of humour, and without the need for head injury.
When it comes to getting a gift that someone will actually want, food and drink offerings are pretty fail-safe options.
Mr. Bluiett has a great big sound on the baritone saxophone, and he has the kind of personality that turns ordinary gigs into parties; his gutbucket blues-into-free jazz concept is pretty fail-safe.
And it just requires drinking some fluid". In fact, drinking when you're thirsty (sounds pretty basic, right?) is a pretty fail-proof method of staying hydrated, says Dr. Timothy Noakes, professor of exercise and sports science at the University of Cape Town in South Africa and author of Waterlogged.
Of course, the fact that Owens has a face that Vice magazine described as being "too pretty to fail" probably doesn't hurt.
While governments and regulators also deserve their share of the blame, bank executives did pretty comprehensively fail to manage their businesses responsibly and ordinary taxpayers were forced to step in and bail them out.
After all, not only do Apple's pretty videos fail to tell us a great deal about the product - but British users still haven't had some critical questions about the iPad answered.
It's been my observation that most companies founded on this concept of making money pretty much fail.
His questionable joke ("So am I") didn't change his fate and the only option was to go grab a beer and try to forget this pretty burning fail.
