Sentence examples for pretty much passed from inspiring English sources

But it was, as far as I know, pretty much passed over by BBC television.

Those larger themes pretty much passed my children by, just as they had me at their age.

I got to read a King novel from the 1980s with fresh eyes, and experience an adventure that had, somehow, pretty much passed me by.

It survived my rigorous, jackass-eque tests and it pretty much passed with flying colors because nothing inside got wet.

Although the netbook craze has pretty much passed over, it's easy to remember why they were so popular for a while.

Although the cabbage soup diet fad has pretty much passed us by, soup as a diet aid should be taken seriously.

"And pretty much what was passed by Congress was what the administration proposed".

Yes, there's "just" the one Super Bowl title over a Rex Grossman-quarterbacked team, but there's also pretty much every passing record.

Symptoms include a propensity to self-medicate, thinking unclean thoughts and loss of moral inhibition (ie pretty much everyone passing through).

It was a statement of such unqualified certainty that Jeb Bush made it pretty much in passing, as if it required no elaboration, accommodated no dissent and was the obvious starting point from which all political discussion should flow.

To pull off those feats, Mine That Bird and Borel will pretty much have to pass the entire field as they did in the Derby and nearly did again in the Preakness.