Sentence examples for pretty final from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tipton said: "Destroying embryos is a pretty final act.

Spock's farewell to Kirk sounded pretty final to me.

The pretty final that everyone was hoping for turned ugly, which is normally a situation Ferrer thrives in.

Generally, when you write a review, your opinion is pretty final and you don't get much chance to recant later.

The reason it's created such a fuss is partly because most people thought Bowie's retirement looked pretty final.

This is the third time the designer has left her own brand – although, with Sander now 69, you might say it's pretty final.

That's pretty final-level.

BBC Wales's elegiac memoir of the British and Irish Lions' triumphant 1971 tour of New Zealand, written and presented by my colleague Eddie Butler, acted as a delightful counterpoint to a less than vintage World Cup (I lost count of the number of times commentator Nick Mullins told us "It's not pretty," the final one appearing 10 minutes from the end of yesterday's final).

The result is a pretty solid final four: Brazil vs. Mexico and France vs. Portugal.

By the same token, the seeding committee will be the toast of those privileged yesterday to witness what would have made a pretty good final.

"A guy at that age... when he's played a long time, when you make a decision like this now – it's pretty much final.