Sentence examples for pretty much unavoidable from inspiring English sources
Transaction charges may be a turn-off, but they're pretty much unavoidable if you're moving abroad.
Lovely work, and anyway a war riff was pretty much unavoidable, seeing as Barry Davies had been on the telly before the match banging on about Terry Venables popping down to Plymouth Hoe for a spot of carpet bowls.
"It" is usually uttered in hushed tones – the inference being not that you might not have clapped eyes on the cover (it was pretty much unavoidable if you interacted with the internet) but, more specifically, that by seeing it you automatically could pass judgement.
All that really seems certain is that in the end Mourinho to United became pretty much unavoidable, the only move left on the board for both parties; that – who knows – United might just have appointed the right man, if perhaps for the wrong reasons; and that above all it promises to be horribly watchable.
If you spend any time on the Internet at all, it's pretty much unavoidable.
The face is quite susceptible to fingerprints which, seeing it's glossy black, is pretty much unavoidable.
Aside from popularising the exhaustively over-copied bromance, he has boosted the careers of pretty much every equally unavoidable comedian during the past 15 years, from Steve Carell to Seth Rogen to Lena Dunham to Amy Schumer, the latter of whom wrote and stars in Apatow's new film, Trainwreck, which opens in the UK on 14 August.
'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.
Unfortunately for some, smoking is allowed pretty much everywhere inside the casino and second hand smoke is unavoidable.
These are pretty much foundation wrecking experiences and I think anybody that wants to have an ounce of depth will find them unavoidable.
