Sentence examples for pretty quite from inspiring English sources

The laziness of the prose results in, for example, the following descriptions of various women – "beautiful", "very pretty", "quite beautiful", "strikingly beautiful", "a rare beauty", and "the most beautiful woman in the world".

Cologna is sitting pretty, quite literally, in a big red throne near the finish line, looking increasingly likely to add to the gold medal he won in the skiathlon five days ago.

I have iron put into the windows and tell myself they're prettier – quite Valencian, really – with the white wrought-iron and the white venetian blinds.

Faulkner thought it "pretty good, quite honest".

It was pretty grim, quite a chastening experience.

"But that park, though it's very pretty and quite appealing, is never crowded.

Pretty soon, quite possibly as soon as this summer, we'll be worrying about deficits, not surpluses.

"The way the system operates is pretty unfair, quite frankly.

Those are pretty consistent, quite frankly".

Parts of it, especially the opening track "Part 1" are genuinely pretty and quite delicately composed.

They were very pretty, also, quite ravishing with the chalk, and we had a very funny conversation while he was sitting at his easel".