Sentence examples for pretty much permanent from inspiring English sources

Rebecca: We don't know if they're hiding liver spots or keeping her fingers attached, but they're pretty much permanent.

It is likely to change forever the world of stable nation-states with stable borders that most of us have come to see as pretty much permanent.

According to Chappelli not only is Cook no good as a captain, he is not going to improve either because his weaknesses are pretty much permanent and congenital.

On NBC's "Today" show, Dr. Bruce Katz, a Manhattan dermatologist and a clinical investigator, said, "We think if the cellulite hasn't come back in two years, it's probably going to be pretty much permanent".

Today, his position at the University of Manchester is "pretty much permanent," Novoselov says, and graphene keeps him busy.

Though there are no reports that verify just how squiffy the bastard got out in the desert, but I'd wager a few drachma that he had a pretty much permanent hangover.

It could be pretty much a permanent fissure.

First, though, something to be proud about: a vasectomy is a big decision to make, a responsible decision – responsible because it's pretty much a permanent deal.

The stresses of the modern world and all that my default facial expression in any city is pretty much a permanent scowl.

Continuing on with our paragraph: The silver Christmas garland around the banisters was pretty much a permanent fixture; the same birthday steamers celebrated three shoe-sizes of birthdays, eventually lost their color, and seemed to peel off the walls on their own accord.

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