Sentence examples for pretty much evolved from inspiring English sources

"I think we've pretty much evolved," Mr. Reuter said.

What you're looking at is pretty much F.E.A.R. evolved, and in a more open space.

'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.

Today's methodical protocols for educating young doctors had yet to evolve: The newbies were pretty much left to train one another back then, inmates running the asylum.

It's evolved into something that's pretty much written by the audience".

As things have evolved musically, Mr. Kaukonen has pretty much neglected the electric guitar to concentrate on the less commercial niche of acoustic blues.

We may just have to stay there for a while until an effective political society can evolve; I think Fareed Zakaria has pretty much the right idea here.

There has been little movement in the answers to Gallup's polls on evolution over the past three decades: respondents remain about equally divided on whether humans evolved from nonhuman ancestors or were created pretty much in current form 10,000 years ago.

Four years later, John McCain and Barack Obama both espoused pretty much the same anti-gay marriage, pro-civil union view, before Obama famously "evolved" on the issue -- which was, in itself, a fairly extraordinary evolution of the word "evolve". .

They then evolved through draping, not tailoring, into garments with a minimum of seams that pretty much hung from the shoulders.

For many years, the GOP has been evolving into our first postmodern political party, and the transition is now pretty much complete.