Sentence examples for the difference pretty from inspiring English sources

Pinsky: Well, all I can say is, if they listen to my show, if they hear me speak, they'll be able to tell the difference pretty fast.

The differences pretty much end there.

Now the difference is pretty much zero.

If you want maximum security, then Opera looks to be more secure than Firefox, but the difference is pretty small.

The disappointing jobs numbers out Friday morning throw into relief the validity of conservatives' most resonant criticism of Obama: the difference between pretty speeches and effective policy.

The difference is pretty clear: instead of just seeing a brand or product, video game players can interact with it, again and again and again.

On the other hand, the lame megahit Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark pulls down $1.5m a week from tourists who can't tell the difference between pretty good and dreadful.

The difference between pretty landscape painting and landscape that involves pathology is that you've been seduced first and then slapped into a place you don't necessarily want to go".

After all, a 16 metre Spinosaurus does sound a lot bigger than a 12 metre one, when in reality the difference is pretty slight and moreover we can't tell which of those is more likely without a near complete specimen to work from.

With Trump, the difference is pretty easy to identify.

The difference is pretty much what it takes to run the country to the 2012 election (with some spare change) -- we're borrowing 4.5 billion a day!