Sentence examples for pretty hampered from inspiring English sources
We've always been pretty hampered in terms of feeling comfortable about presenting acoustic and chamber music," she said.
Ever since it rose to popularity, most YouTube users have been hampered by one pretty major restriction: the dreaded time limit, which limits how long your videos can be.
Despite some very talented actors doing their level best and lending what substance they can, this is a pretty leaden and unconvincing film, further hampered by a cheesy and intrusive musical score.
Hampered by his boyish, beardless pretty-boy looks, he's never managed to distil the gravitas that ought to accompany his ascension to the heady heights of the Hollywood upper-A-list.
Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "The manufacturing sector has had a pretty torrid 2015 as it has been particularly hampered by the strong pound and lacklustre global growth hitting export orders.
A skirt is nevertheless very pretty, and need not hamper the moderate swimmer, while for the mere splasher it is rather a boon.
That obviously hampered Grosjean quite a bit, so all in all it was a pretty strong drive.
I think smart homes have been hampered by the language we use to discuss them; the Internet of Everything is a pretty flowery way to say your fridge can text your TV.
We're fundamentally hampered".
This has hampered past privatisations.
