Sentence examples for pretty ideal from inspiring English sources

None of Ellroy's novels are laden with pages of exposition and his dialogue is always delivered in short, staccato sentences, making them pretty ideal for screenwriters.

I really enjoy being back in the university setting, but I don't have the stress and time requirements that a tenure-track professor does – because I have two young kids, this is pretty ideal.

As far as seasons go, unless you're Derek Jeter — playing Thursday in just the first (and ironically last) home game of his career in which the Yankees are already eliminated from postseason contention — it's been pretty ideal.

Batting with two runners on and two outs in the ninth — "Seemed like a pretty ideal time to me," Sabathia said — Rodriguez grounded out to shortstop, capping an 0 for 4 night on his 35th birthday to remain stuck on 599 career home runs.

And, surprisingly, he's a pretty ideal roommate: he cooks dinner, is fun to talk to and completely condones my creative messes — though it gets a little uncomfortable (for me) doing most of my studio work in his living room, where I've been known to spill rubber mold mix all over the table.

Sounds pretty ideal right?

"Singaporean culture was pretty much ideal in that sense.

It's probably obvious that these dishes are pretty much ideal for warm-weather meals.

It's pretty much ideal for someone at my stage of life.

A pretty much ideal bottle to drink with a rosemary-and-garlic-heavy leg of lamb or a rich cassoulet.

"There must be some kind of way out of here" might serve as Becky's words to live by if she didn't have a pretty good ideal already: "I want to make sure tomorrow is better than today," the lowly daughter of an artist and an opera girl says to Amelia in their coach as they travel through London.