Sentence examples for pretty much universal from inspiring English sources

That's pretty much universal among all pilots".

For my generation, that has made it pretty much universal".

"In my experience, the spiritual side of ultramarathon running is pretty much universal," Cherns told me.

Polly Toynbee has called for a reprieve on politicians, to pretty much universal opprobrium and yet more cynicism.

Despite the diversity in the cuisines of the subcontinent, there's one factor pretty much universal, "a remarkable dexterity with spices," they wrote.

But it was as the signature theme of the 1990 World Cup that this music rocketed to pretty much universal public consciousness.

But it is the case that it is pretty much the universal view that he will take them into the next election.

While the Syrian regime's responsibilty for the attack is disputed by Russia, China, Ed Miliband and many more who refuse to accept US accusations at face value, reactions to these photographs have been pretty much a universal "ugh".

It took a few years before I realised this wasn't my own private shame: spying on your reception-class child in the playground is pretty much a universal parental rite of passage.

I selected this because it's pretty much as universal a record as you're going to get – which means that, generally speaking, wherever you are and to whatever audience you're playing, this seems to garner a positive response.

I think the overall of what guests want out of retail pretty much is universal.