Sentence examples for pretty subjective from inspiring English sources

That's pretty subjective.

The stats are pretty subjective.

CHARITY: I understand the words you've used there, although they're both pretty subjective: "Art".

"It's probably, not surprisingly, a pretty subjective definition," said Dwight Young, a spokesman for the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

It's within the laws of the game but people have a different opinion on it – it's pretty subjective".

A T.S.A. spokeswoman, Ann Davis, checked around last week and gamely sought to define the "nonphysical interference" charge for me, but it's a pretty subjective matter.

These people are getting worked up over a pretty minor (and subjective) artistic qualm.

It is a very tricky issue, since the criteria are all subjective.It is pretty easy to identify the displacement event - central bank policy.

Now what constitutes an unpleasant texture is obviously subjective -- but pretty much everyone has at least one food texture they cannot stand, whether it be the slimy feeling of tofu or the unfortunately chewy sensation of chia seed drinks.

The absolute most important thing you need to remember is that beauty standards (what is "pretty" for example) are completely subjective and depend on what society views as attractive.

Here are examples of objective vs subjective compliments: "I really like your eyes, they're so pretty".