Sentence examples for pretty much uniquely from inspiring English sources
"This has always been to some degree present in the U.S. and pretty much uniquely in the U.S.," he said.
'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.
It is uniquely, blissfully, breathtakingly stupid and it pretty much gave me seizures of laughter.
Before marathons were commodified the way they are now, one pretty much the same as the next, our race, which began in 1897, seemed uniquely Bostonian.
Before AI - that is, for pretty much all of human history -- sentience and intelligent behavior, and specifically uniquely-human-like behavior, were always closely coupled.
It boasts – uniquely – two handsome and separate coastlines, between which it manages to contain pretty much everything: barren moors, seaside towns and villages, ports, combes and a cathedral city.
But pretty much anyone can hang out a shingle as a marriage coach, relationship adviser or other uniquely labeled provider of "alternative marriage counseling" -- they just can't call the services "therapy".
But the pace of the 1992 campaign was so uniquely sluggish that forming an exploratory committee in August and officially declaring one's candidacy in October was pretty much right on schedule — provided that some preparatory work had been beforehand.
