Sentence examples for pretty much the same reason from inspiring English sources
Agent Provocateur, the saucy lingerie retailer, and SSL, the firm behind Durex, are presumably doing well for pretty much the same reason.
The friendship concludes abruptly, like the friendship between Falstaff and Prince Hal and for pretty much the same reason, only — because we don't see it from Kalaj's point of view — the breakup feels less tragic.
THERE was no Champagne at Yankee Stadium last night, for pretty much the same reason there is little tingle for Michael Jordan, and not all that much for Barry Bonds, for that matter.
In the '90s Playboy twice featured Shannen Doherty, a star on "Beverly Hills, 90210," for pretty much the same reason: she was the Lindsay Lohan of her era, a hard partier who could reliably be counted on to get sloppy and belligerent in clubs.
These two marvelous characters were evil because they were super rich and super bored... and they kept sabotaging their relationship for pretty much the same reason.
Everyone is there for pretty much the same reason, so you don't have to worry about sitting next to an overly loud and over-caffeinated crowd that you often find at coffee shops and other such venues.
It is an inspired collective, where everyone works for the same salary and for pretty much the same reasons.
Olli Mustonen is a wonderful pianist, and a maddening one -- to pretty much the same extent and for pretty much the same reasons.
"What I'm wondering," the narrator thinks about Portia, "is whether she's aware of having been chosen for pretty much the same reasons as the sweater".
SOME people hate Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" for pretty much the same reasons others love it: it is an exceptionally vivid example of musical picture painting, complete with thunderstorms (two of them), rustic partying (including overt drunkenness), a hunt, crunching ice and a crackling fire.
Private action by individuals that expresses hatred of people on grounds of their race or skin color is wrong for pretty much the same reasons that it would be wrong for a state to pass and enforce laws and public policies that express hatred of people on grounds of their race or skin color.
