Sentence examples for pretty well described from inspiring English sources

European twists The European mess is pretty well described by the story above, with the Sams mainly in the periphery and the Janets in the core; what we're getting is forced austerity in the periphery with no offsetting expansion in the core, and now everyone is shocked, shocked that the whole continent seems headed for recession.

That pretty well describes my adventure.

"Lore enforcement" pretty well describes what was happening.

Which pretty well describes the role played by Nato in Libya last year.

That pretty well describes her attitude toward the concerts: it's like having a 25 people over for a party with live entertainment.

"The challenge is to quickly and consistently find fast, collision-free motions in a highly cluttered environment," the researchers note, which pretty well describes every IKEA-furniture-building undertaking ever.

The ideas that dominate fashion — identity, performance, gender, body shapes, sexuality, logos and the quest for state-of-the-art materials — pretty well describe the world of the superhero.

(For all the show's comedic flailing, the cleverest thing about it is its title, a nice twist on the title of a 1906 George M. Cohan show, "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway," which included a song that pretty well describes Simon's career arc: "I Want to Be a Popular Millionaire").

That pretty well describes my own work ethic, so good on yer, Andrew!

There are other conceptions of logic, of course, but this is a standard one and pretty well describes what the movement needed.

That pretty well describes the world we live in, even that may not be the case in New Yorker land.