Sentence examples for pretty good proposition from inspiring English sources

Far from "ignoring" Khrushchev's public offer of a Turkey-Cuba missile trade, Kennedy described it as a "pretty good proposition," and sent his brother to seal the deal with the Soviet ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin on the night of Oct. 27.

"Getting big dollars for an asset for which you paid nothing while still being able to run your traditional business over cable," he added, "seems a pretty good business proposition — unless you really are serious about providing new and innovative services and need all that spectrum".

"Things in pop culture are hot one day and cold the next, and we thought the idea of being able to harness the heat and match that up with the private sale offering could turn into a pretty good consumer proposition," he said.

Also showing softly shaped suits with suppressed waists and cuffed shorts, and tidy blazers and trousers with proportions that conjured a 1980s L'Uomo Vogue shoot as styled by Thom Brown, the revivified powerhouse Zegna label made a pretty good argument for the proposition that there is life yet in the concept of Made in Italy.

Although the curatorial proposition is thin, the artwork is pretty good.

The alternative art scene in Newark can be a hit-or-miss proposition, but City Without Walls and Rupert Ravens Contemporary are two galleries that do a pretty good job of finding and promoting talented young and emerging artists.

Pretty pretty good.

"Pretty good pitching, too".

We thought, Pretty good".

I'm pretty good.

Steve Martin was pretty good.