Sentence examples for speaking pretty from inspiring English sources

I was 50, but after chemotherapy for breast cancer — and later, advanced ovarian cancer — I was, hormonally speaking, pretty much running on fumes.

Thompson echoed the sentiment, saying: "I think early fame is generally speaking pretty disastrous," and adding that social media exacerbates such situations, "because it interferes with your capacity to develop because it's so difficult to fail.

Thankfully, 21st, 20th, 19th and 18th century  logic has blown away most of the more brutal traditions of the past but fox hunting, despite being officially 'banned', hangs on as a brutal vestige in, what is generally speaking pretty civilised country.

But the fact that it exists at all — an original creation of the system's own to aid in its understanding of concepts it has not been trained to understand — is, philosophically speaking, pretty powerful stuff.

Evolutionarily speaking, pretty people win.

The plasmasphere here is relatively "dense" and culturally speaking, pretty low-energy.

"And he spoke pretty good Hungarian".

Tony speaks pretty honestly about his feelings.

"He's a great kid, speaks pretty good English.

And more than a few speak pretty good English.

"Myself and D-Lee, we spoke pretty loud," Robinson said.