Sentence examples for really pretty far from inspiring English sources

"Tech didn't really have any kind of presence in Washington, so the stock-options proposal was really pretty far along before we even knew what was going on," Tom Proulx, a co-founder of Intuit, the finance software firm, said in an interview in 1998, when he was one of Silicon Valley's leading political voices.

We're really pretty different, as far as things we're interested in...hobbies and things like that.

A lot of them were really trying to go back pretty far in time not just a century or two, more like five hundred.

"It's really pretty cut-and-dried as far as the arithmetic goes: If you buy bonds and interest rates go up, you're going to take a capital loss on those bonds," said James D. Hamilton, an economics professor at UC San Diego.

Rates are fairly steep –around $300 a night per couple – but the details here are properly attended to: after a good long walk, a soak in the outdoor hot tub, cockatoos cawing madly in the tree above as dusk falls is really pretty special; the decor is as far from chintzy guesthouse or corporate hotel as you could hope.

It was the first thing we'd done together that really felt like something we could take pretty far.

It sounds far out, but it's really pretty conceivable.

I am pretty far on the agnostic spectrum, probably really an atheist, and I think praying does something.

"He was pretty far-reaching and pretty far out for a lot of people, but he really did stimulate a lot of research and ideas".

It might be really close (i.e. inches away from them) or it might be pretty far (i.e. 2 feet away).

"The things that he's really reaching for," she said, "the fraud claims, the willful blindness, he's already reached pretty far.