Sentence examples for pretty insignificant from inspiring English sources

UK productivity growth continues to be pretty insignificant.

When you're suddenly publishing your stuff in Poetry, that 500 on the math S.A.T. seems pretty insignificant.

If nothing else, spending 90 minutes on a stationary bike will make any small twinges in your arm from the shot itself seem pretty insignificant.

Married to TV cook Nigella Lawson, the 67-year-old told The Observer a year ago: "Art collectors are pretty insignificant in the scheme of things.

You might think that compared with other problems being faced by people in Iraq, those that concern the distribution of butterflies are pretty insignificant.

Slash: "In the general scheme of things, us and other bands are pretty insignificant when you look at the rest of the world.

It should be fairly insignificant.

In the wake of her killing, Putin dismissed her as pretty much "insignificant" inside Russia, and "merely famous in the west".

But there's still something worth celebrating here, even if it's illusory and despite the fact that broadly speaking it's all pretty resoundingly insignificant.

Here's another sample from the same movie; it's both insignificant and pretty amazing.

It's pretty easy to feel insignificant in this everyone-else-seems-to-be-rich-and-famous world.