Sentence examples for pretty opposed from inspiring English sources

Tumblr's 26-year-old chief executive (and now multimillionaire), David Karp, said three years ago, "We're pretty opposed to advertising," adding that "It turns our stomach".

But Conrad was pretty opposed to the idea until Sacks was mentioned as a possible candidate.

And we seem pretty opposed to the idea of the government using drones to kill American citizens, even when those citizens are also terrorists.

Dave Lackey, an aide to Ms. Snowe, said that in New England the individual quotas were "pretty broadly opposed".

Since Alaska depends on the federal government for about a third of its budget, it's reasonable to wonder why voters are attracted to Miller, who is pretty much opposed to federal spending on anything that doesn't have to do with national defense.

If his ditty is not so pretty (as opposed, for example, to "When courts decide as they did latterly / We can read Lady Chatterley," which he allegedly wrote for Cole Porter's "Anything Goes"), it should be remembered that no writer of ninety-six novels, and co-writer of sixteen plays and innumerable lyrics for musicals, hits a bally home run every time out of the box.

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North Carolina Republicans are pretty adamantly opposed to the possibility: In a statement, North Carolina Republican Party chair Robin Hayes said, "Democrats are throwing everything, including the kitchen sink, at the wall to try to steal an election.

But the smear that people support ISIS is just beyond belief, especially that all of us pretty much oppose all of these wars because we're against the breeding of terrorism and actually seeing anti-war students called that is just really malicious.

I grew up in a world where progressive politics were pretty straightforward: you opposed the war in Vietnam, supported civil rights, and treated Earth Day like Christmas.

We've frankly been stuck with a Congress recently that's opposed pretty much everything that we've tried to do".