Sentence examples for pretty repeatedly from inspiring English sources

This raises more questions, like, "Is it possible to respond to fifteen minutes worth of caution and platitudes?" and "What if we just skipped the whole question, and did something -- anything -- different with DWS's time?" Anyway, DWS says that Romney's trip abroad has "demonstrated pretty repeatedly" that Romney lacks the diplomatic skills to be Commander-in-Chief.

At full stretch, however, he can do some pretty extraordinary things, repeatedly breaching the laws of physics.

And even when I thanked Tarquin and Gio over and over, they were pretty sincere in repeatedly assuring me that I had done all the work.

It's a story full of violence, bloodshed, and bitter ironies, mainly about how the west, through misunderstanding and oversimplification, repeatedly achieved pretty much the opposite of what it was trying to achieve.

His approach may not be pretty - a point repeatedly made by Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers after his side's defeat - but it undoubtedly works.

Myth 1: Breakfast is the most important meal of the day You've probably heard this one repeatedly from pretty much anyone who has an opinion.

The whole thing was pretty awful, with Bateman repeatedly saying "not to belittle it, but... .. before immediately belittling her story anyway, continually minimizing Walter's experience as something that just happens on set sometimes and steamrolling her as she and Alia Shawkat tried to argue otherwise.

When repeatedly asked the (pretty annoying) 'Does Airbnb want to become the Airbnb of X?' question marketing director Chris Lukezic told me that company is currently focused squarely on accommodation and wouldn't elaborate further.

There was a swath of the county where pretty brunette co-eds were repeatedly reported missing.

It is pretty similar to what happens when you repeatedly type the wrong password into an A.T.M., and the machine eats your bank card.

This seems like pretty simple stuff, especially for someone who repeatedly called herself "strong," but somehow it wasn't until Vernacchio said that it was O.K. to make such forthright requests that she could conceive of it.