Sentence examples for pretty well defined from inspiring English sources

Overall though, the coast and shore lines are pretty well defined.

Tanjong Barram bearing 85|, ten miles distant Barram is low, woody, and pretty well defined, the trees being rather higher than those mediately behind it.

By the time Reid took to the airwaves in late May, on the eve of what looked to be a final showdown on the filibuster ("This abuse of power is not what our founders intended," he told the camera solemnly), the issue seemed pretty well defined in the public mind.

Observing Figure 4, one may see that the appearance of a P300 waveform is pretty well defined.

The digital marketing universe that we know of today is pretty well defined: search engine marketing, search engine optimization, to drive commerce-based outcome.

"War in my mind is an all-out nation state attempt to dominate an adversary" he explains "and cyber-attacks at present cannot achieve that level of dominance". Warfare, of course, is already pretty well defined and the Geneva Convention sets out the rules as they apply in the physical world.

That pretty well defines Dortmund's season.

Now, I am no sports scientist, but outsmarting Mother Nature pretty well defines the business, I believe.

This is certainly the case with his latest book, "Bowl". The book's subtitle, "Vegetarian Recipes for Ramen, Pho, Bibimbap, Dumplings, and Other One-Dish Meals," pretty well defines the breakdown of the chapters, with many pleasing, bright variations on each theme.

The piece pretty well defines "hack-ademic" writing, in which an author throws lots of learned-sounding terms and citations at a lay reader, while obscuring misinterpretations and fuzzy logic.

In short, the distribution of geostationary satellites around our planet is pretty regular and within well defined bounds.