Sentence examples for pretty much realised from inspiring English sources

"My parents pretty much realised that I would do whatever I wanted, and that was it, really," she said later.

Adele says "we pretty much immediately realised that together we could create something unique and special".

That was pretty much when I realised that something was very wrong with me, though it took two whole days to acknowledge it.

It got realised pretty much exactly as I heard it in my head.

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But now that I am older, I've realised that pretty much everyone I know has had a sneaky foetal expulsion or two.

An online guide to "finding God" decreed that I couldn't be "perverted by homosexual influences", which is all fine and dandy until you realise that pretty much all the best authors and musicians in the world, ever, are gay.

I knew I had to get a medal to keep the sport alive and funded and I realised this was pretty much on me now.

I was pretty much spearheading this operation and I realised it would be best to immerse myself into the crowd so I fall back a bit.

Perhaps what the fretting workaholics don't realise is that pretty much everyone feels guilty about their children.

(That match, incidentally, was watched by a crowd of 6,000; no great shakes, until you realise it was pretty much a third of the town's population).