Sentence examples for pretty incredibly from inspiring English sources

And the fact that they managed to convince you that was worse than electing a fascist who is going to move trillions back into the private dark sponsor economy with trickle down voodoo bullshit while they gut programs for working poor and middle class, indenture our students and mortgage our futures while foreclosing on our homes is pretty incredibly stunningly stupid.

Yeah, it's pretty incredible and incredibly gross.

This model works pretty well, incredibly well for a few.

And the girls are incredibly pretty.

JUDITH THURMAN: Rose was actually an incredibly pretty, dewy-looking young woman with a lovely smile.

"They're extraordinary and incredibly pretty, the way they grow between the minerals.

"I chose not to get involved in it, because I wouldn't have been able to do the performance if I'd turned into a neurotic basketcase – like, 'Am I as pretty as these incredibly gorgeous women?' I just wouldn't have been able to do the job".

The crew are almost all incredibly pretty, and employed, apparently, on that basis, or perhaps there's some kind of affirmative-action programme meant to be going on under the north pole, which is a bit ill-thought-out, because most of them in the next five weeks are surely going to die, whereas, in fact, most people doing this kind of job are the precise opposite: ugly, clever, don't die.

In a letter from around this time to Mary Karr, he notes, "It's a long thing I want to do, and I'd started it before, so right now I divide my time between writing new stuff, which is a little disjointed … and looking back through two Hammermill [sic] boxes worth of notebooks and notecards and incredibly pretty laser print from my computer…." Those printouts are likely gone forever.

We've learned some pretty amazing (and incredibly arbitrary) things from the Guinness Book of World Records.

Those sculpted flanks and the incredibly pretty rear are the planes and angles that give it such devastating looks – they're certainly not the hardened, form-following-function lines of a serious racer.