Sentence examples for this much everyone from inspiring English sources

This much everyone agrees on.

This much everyone agrees on: At about 4 p.m. on Oct. 25, 2002, 19 youths, including 6 juveniles, were arrested on criminal trespassing charges on the playground of Center Street Elementary School.

ON that much, everyone agrees.

Here are some common situations, and pointers on how to right the ship: (*This is neither bragging nor self-deprecating. This is pretty much everyone. If you don't think you this applies to you, you are clearly delusional and your dickhead percentage is therefore substantially higher) A.

You may travel in more exalted circles, but this covers pretty much everyone I know.

This means pretty much everyone, except for Shohreh and a few of her friends.

This is pretty much everyone's biggest worry.

By this point, pretty much everyone had left.

At this point, pretty much everyone has read the bizarre statements made in defense of Stanford rapist Brock Turner, and enough people have read Judge Aaron Persky's "explanation" for the former Olympic aspirant's lenient six-month jail sentence that the jurist is facing a possible recall campaign.

"It sounds literally unprecedented: there isn't really any other album like this," raved this newspaper, along with pretty much everyone who heard it, and his old rapper mates from Birmingham were soon on the phone complaining that he had ripped off their lives for material.

This meant that pretty much everyone was implicated — that the Spanish Inquisition was more Spanish than Inquisition.