Sentence examples for pretty general from inspiring English sources

And it's pretty general.

My definition of health was pretty general.

Now it is pretty general.

After a while, their problems became pretty general to her.

So the prosecution built its case on two pretty general Politburo documents mentioning "good work" at the border.

With his success the modern fashion began to spread in England; it had long been pretty general in America.

That's a pretty good general definition for art in the digital age, by the way.

First, I remember the Vietnam War — and I remember William Westmoreland, who came straight from central casting, but unfortunately was a pretty bad general.

"By contrast, there's a pretty wide general agreement that we are going to come out of this somewhere between plus-25 and a majority.

That's a mighty pretty speech, General Sherman, but it's hard to imagine a living human being — even one with a sharp eye on his role in history — ever delivering it.

The 15-minute film (embedded below) is a pretty good general overview of the semantic web.