Sentence examples for pretty much kind from inspiring English sources

He lost his job; his life has been pretty much kind of ruined.

Moloch was pretty much kind of a Big Bad for a lot of the show's history and especially Season 2. Going forward will there be more monster-of-the-week episodes, and will it take a while to work up a head of steam toward the last few episodes of the season?

I'm talking about the believing in kind, the being consistent with kind, the holding accountable kind, the absolutely reliable kind, the boring, tiring and pretty much invisible kind.

You could use the money for pretty much any kind of business.

3) Apple cider vinegar: I love vinegar, pretty much every kind I've ever tried.

The Welshman has played pretty much every kind of role there is, ­during a long career on stage and film.

Repeated exposure to pretty much any kind of stimulus brings a familiarity that breeds quite the opposite of contempt.

Simply stated, I believe that a relentless regimen of miniature golf can purge pretty much any kind of wickedness a person might harbor.

"In addition to the scriptural canon," he said, "there were histories, stories, autobiography, poetry, ritual writing, narrative, epics — pretty much any kind of literary output you could imagine.

She is a 42-year-old woman whose name can get a movie made – and pretty much any kind of movie.

The bloody mary bridges the speakeasy and the herb garden; it's a liquid salad into which you can not only pour pretty much any kind of base alcohol you like but also sprinkle parsley, basil or cilantro, and, while you're at it, cram in hunks of vegetables, usually pickled, of many types.