Sentence examples for sense pretty from inspiring English sources

I had a sense pretty early on that I didn't want it to be too long because you're asking the reader to participate in this pretty awful experience.

What do you do as a hobby?" And ask a few questions to the people that work around them, and you get a pretty good sense pretty quickly.

Someone would sniff a Federer or a Sharapova across the net, and however brave the resistance, you would sense pretty soon the natural order would reassert itself.

"When we realized we could have our own home for the same amount, and be 24 hours a day dedicated to our mission, it ended up making sense pretty fast for us.

But reporters sensed pretty quickly that he was kept out of the loop on several critical issues, and Mr. Bush himself said in an interview in 2001 that he planned sharp limits on what he told his press secretary.

But what that entails in a practical sense is pretty unreasonable, unless "living ethically" is the only thing you care about.

But I must say the Obama administration hasn't exactly had it easy in the sense that pretty much everything that could go wrong has gone wrong in terms of debates about the economic recovery package.

FINALLY I was in Key West, the island city that manages to feel historic and modern, gay and straight, residential and tourist-friendly, bustling and relaxed, with a sense that pretty much anything goes.

It is good to know that these assertions have been proved in a laboratory, because they have been part of the folklore of common sense for pretty much ever.

It sharpened her dating spidey sense in pretty short order, and led to her meeting her fiancée, a woman Barrie loves "without any Champagne goggles" on.

"Right away, we kind of sensed something pretty special between us," she said.