Sentence examples for pretty much like that from inspiring English sources

The young women who plays the role is pretty much like that.

It's been pretty much like that my whole life.

Its cover looks pretty much like that of an evacuation pamphlet.

"I've never experienced the college dorm before," he said, "so I guess this is pretty much like that".

Ultimately, I guess this is pretty much like that leap of faith in the Indiana Jones film where you have to decide to step out into the chasm.

"I can go to my publisher and say, 'I want to write a book.' 'Here's the check.' 'Don't you want to know what it's about?' 'No, we don't care.' It isn't quite like that, but it's pretty much like that".

Until now, the people of Peshawar have pretty much liked it that way, providing for themselves or growing rich on the smuggling routes that come with its position as the entrance to the semiautonomous tribal lands.

To say that Shaw is primarily a verbal playwright is pretty much like saying that Shakespeare was a dab hand at a metaphor.

True, this is pretty much like saying that you're voting against the federal budget because it involves spending.

It assigns a greater chance that something highly unusual will happen, while ours thinks that the course of this election will look pretty much like the ones that have come before it.

In the abstract, every new generation is pretty much like the one that came before it: struggling Oedipally with its forebears, embracing the Zeitgeist, and otherwise reactivating stock patterns, meanwhile being fawned upon by marketers.