Sentence examples for pretty instrumental from inspiring English sources

Although having said that, he had been pretty instrumental, after meeting a doomsaying player at the most recent Cup of Nations.

"Wutty was pretty instrumental in starting this [method of] community law enforcement because, until then, the communities couldn't rely on the uniforms and officials [who] were either not interested [in their cause] or supporting the other side, big businesses, so they had to protect themselves.

I'm not saying I won't be doing vocal stuff as well; this ballet stuff is working out to be pretty fifty-fifty instrumental and vocal.

The instrumental "Pretty Little Ditty" was one of the few songs that featured no guitar layering; Apter notes that the song is "a dreamy, sweetly stoned instrumental featured deft picking and strumming from Frusciante, intertwined with blasts of trumpet from Flea".

Theirs is a fascinating history, one that unfolded over the evening with instrumental clarity, pretty harmonies and many guitar solos.

"Magnolia," as an instrumental, is pretty representative of where my head was aesthetically during the Plateau Vision sessions.

An early instrumental of "Pretty Hurts" was used for Gucci's Chime for Change campaign in 2013, before the song's official release.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine reviewed the single, giving it two out of five stars, and noting that "the 'Deejay Punk-Roc Remix' is pretty good, but the instrumental is of negligible worth.

Not as high in the ranking as the E Newss reporter interviewing James would say that night before introducing the author (she claimed it was at No. 11, which might've been true on Monday, but definitely isn't now), but still pretty impressive for an instrumental album (it's beating out the 2 Chainz record).

"We're pretty sure American soldiers were instrumental in killing Korean civilians at No Gun Ri," said the defense official, who asked not to be identified.

And these instrumental considerations are pretty much the same whether one is considering obedience to democracy or some other form of rule.