Sentence examples for pretty much committed from inspiring English sources
Were you looking for feedback or were you pretty much committed to the decision you'd made?
"We're pretty much committed to going down a particular road in the Middle East," says Vent, a graduate, like his real-life counterpart, of the White Queen's school of logic, "and it would be difficult to change that very much without people beginning to ask why we'd started down it in the first place".
This only refers to music, of course, because if you're buying movies and TV shows from iTunes you've pretty much committed yourself to iTunes.
I'm guilty of pretty much committing and breaking every lame resolution on the list.
It's pretty much impossible to say who is committing all this fraud, but from what I've heard Spaniards are responsible for more than their share.
Last time I checked, that's pretty much all that someone needs to commit identity-related fraud, or at the very least, to expose their targets to the panoply of "ishings" (phishing, spear phishing, smishing and vishing).
'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.
"When your mother commits suicide, it pretty much changes your relation to women," he said.
U.S.C. has pretty much vanished from the national stage while it sits out double-secret N.C.A.A. probation for sins committed during Reggie Bush's flashy tenure.
