Sentence examples for pretty much blank from inspiring English sources

I doubt that the victims of sudden violent accidents die terrified; they're probably extremely alert, brains gone pretty much blank while their galvanized bodies try to figure out what to do.

For most of last week, for example, I was just at home or at the office, and today, I lazed around my apartment, so my Heyday journal for those periods is pretty much blank.

When two reporters for the Chicago Reader filed a Freedom of Information Act request for the mayor's private schedule in 2011 (unlike previous mayors, his public schedule was pretty much blank), they discovered that he almost never met with community leaders.

She smiled, shrugged, toyed with the microphone and pretty much blanked him out.

So for us, the summer holidays are pretty much a blank slate.

The previous owners hadn't been green fingered, so the space was pretty much a blank canvas.

The main reason Minny Temple has attracted so much biographical speculation, though, is because she is pretty much a blank slate.

When it came to 18th-century architecture and history, I was pretty much a blank slate, and I thought Williamsburg was terrific.

So far, the palace has seen to it that she remains pretty much a blank page, at least as far as any ideas she may have about how the monarchy might change.

"Rudy Giuliani is wrong on all of the social issues, is wrong on the Second Amendment, and is pretty much a blank slate on all other issues of importance to conservatives," Mr. Viguerie wrote.

He knew the senator far better than he knew Bush — who was pretty much a blank on national-security issues anyway — and admired him, above all, for his readiness to take lonely stands.