Sentence examples for pretty type from inspiring English sources
I told the student that Corbijn was just enough of a filmmaker to maintain a unified tone with a single (and pretty dull, and dully pretty) type of parts, whereas Mackenzie keeps inner and outer life in balance; he plausibly conveys the impression (a remarkable one) of the viewer's intimacy with the characters' thoughts without letting their perspective override their tangible action.
At the start, when she released her first album, "Frank," Ms. Winehouse appeared to be a pretty type shyly unconvinced of her appeal ("I'm ugly," she said repeatedly in interviews), a woman whose conservative taste in clothes gave no hint of the transformation she would effect by the time she released her second and final album, "Back to Black".
He's a clean cut, pretty type.
9. "Don't Let Anyone Dull Your Sparkle" poster This is basically the pretty type equivalent of those "Hang In There, Baby" dangling kitty posters from back in the day.
The Midwest has a pretty Type B reputation, which I adore and embrace and exhibit, but within the journalism school to which I belong that's not necessarily the case.
But on balance this is a kitchen cleverer and more deft than it probably needs to be, given the way the restaurant's trendy (it's true) Bowery location and the AvroKO imprimatur beckon the pretty types.
On a still half-parched South Williamsburg block that also features Orthodox Jewish women working out at Soma and bedraggled, pretty types squinting at the menus at Fatty 'Cue, this store, just a few weeks old, is hidden on the second floor, with only a painted logo on the sidewalk to guide you.
Label your stuff in pretty typing labels or cute stickers with cartoon pictures that you can make by yourself using ms.excel and sticker paper.
"It's a pretty harmless type of place.
There's a pretty handy type named Nat Fyfe waiting to return to the side, too.
Overall, it has made for a more spontaneous, unpredictable and, admittedly, pretty ramshackle type of show.
