Sentence examples for pretty representative of from inspiring English sources

Thornhill is pretty representative of the deprived town.

They're pretty representative of some of the messages that I got.

But the tone of his work, its relationship to "real" music, is pretty representative of where musical comedy was at in this country until recently.

"I'd say that is pretty representative of the country," said Kenneth C. Quinones, a former State Department expert who has often visited the country as director of the Northeast Asia project of the aid group Mercy Corps International.

The rest of Gibson's first 100 have been pretty representative of a burgeoning comic's life: a succession of five-minute slots, often on a bill with 20 other comedians, in various pubs and nightspots – some nice, some comically dingy.

He was pretty representative of immigrants of the time, in that he didn't retain his own language - I didn't even learn how to say yes or no in either Yiddish or Russian - but he would always go to the atlas and show me Latvia.

And while the game itself wasn't a classic, in part due to the slippery conditions, it was a pretty representative example of the characteristics of both teams this season.

Since the subject of Essex has come up, how about the sad and tacky estuarine wannabes in The Only Way is Essex, a group of kids – pretty representative, probably, of the audience that the advertisers target – whose heads are full of nothing but the television programmes they are mimicking?

I asked on Twitter and on Facebook for some fast feedback on this and got what I think is a pretty representative list of ideas around what due diligence you should do when looking for a mentor for your startup.

Which makes them pretty representative.

The configuration was, Shirley says, pretty representative.