Sentence examples for pretty valuable from inspiring English sources

So it was pretty valuable".

That seems like pretty valuable information to me.

"They'd probably be pretty valuable to somebody," Snyder said.

Which, in my book, makes it a pretty valuable recipe.

"A lot of antiques dealers have picked up some pretty valuable stuff," Mr. Bianco said.

So I have thought for a long time that a man is a pretty valuable commodity.

I don't do children.' Then on to his house - a pretty and presumably very valuable bit of real estate, with a guest cottage in the garden where he writes.

Clearly, the film means this journey to be as inwardly directed as outwardly bound, though the larger message here, one that might make you blanch after you nod, is that the misery of other people makes unsettling entertainment, no matter how pretty the pictures and valuable the players.

Hell no, but I have learned that I am pretty awesome, I am valuable and if someone like Carolyn loves me then yes I am a success.

We live in a culture where people can say 'I don't like nuclear power' or 'I don't think wind farms are pretty', whereas PhD scientists are valuable precisely because they instinctively strip away emotional responses and say, 'Here's the evidence.

When you can be more easily replaced, you become, pretty much by definition, less valuable; and technology is making the process of replacing one laborer with another increasingly frictionless.