Sentence examples for pretty off from inspiring English sources
I was pretty off the rails back then.
"The uke in 1992 was pretty off the pop culture radar".
Oh god, not much, I was pretty off my rocker at that point.
The band was formed by two brothers and their covers are all pretty off the hook – like the one where they're tied up at the back of a speedboat or getting married to each other on Angst in My Pants.
Even though the reality of schools nowadays is very different from the terrifying places they were with bullying and violence rife, as was vividly recorded at the time in Thomas Hughes Tom Brown's School Days and FW Farrer's Eric, or, Little by Little, most stories about school can be pretty off putting!
My initial impressions were pretty off.
Cowboys battling extraterrestrials: pretty off-the-wall, huh?
"They call us because these kids are pretty off-the-charts amazing," Ms. Cooney said.
And Newt can be pretty off-putting even when he's explaining that he loves his grandchildren.
Its pretty, off-dry 2013 rosé (10.5%, £12.65 from the winery website) is also from rondo and is attractive too.
A moment is all we get, so actually Andy Warhol was pretty off-mark with that 15-minute thing.
