Sentence examples for pretty pronounced from inspiring English sources

The home runs were pretty pronounced".

"I knew for her to be complaining about pain, it had to be pretty pronounced," he said.

"He hasn't complained about his toe, but when he got that hit the other night and ran to first, there was a pretty pronounced limp," Valentine said, referring to Hamilton's pinch-hit single on Monday.

The LifeCam has a better low end in the audio but also has a hiss that gets pretty pronounced if you need to boost the volume.

That being said, the tone-deafness of the video was pretty pronounced and even though the content of his video pointed to all of the positive work Facebook was doing in Puerto Rico, seeing a couple of cartoons chatting about it in VR have made the executives appear pretty out of touch.

He has a pretty pronounced East Coast accent, so I guess New Jersey.

"So they are getting us all pretty [pronounced 'purdy'], and they have these monographed suits laid out on the bed.

Or, if Mr. Obama's bounce is more prolonged and more pronounced, Mr. Romney could be in pretty bad shape.

The other significant characters are Anne Andrea Corrr), a pretty young fiddler in John Joe's ceili (pronounced KAY-lee) group, and her mother, Maisie (Charlotte Bradley), who has somehow managed never to tell Anne the identity of her father.

Prot (pronounced like boat) is a slick talker with a pronounced if inoffensive air of superiority and some pretty startling observations about life here and there around the universe.

While it could be argued that Tweetbot had an even more pronounced visual language, Fantastical hit some notes pretty hard that it couldn't have been easy to give up.