Sentence examples for was pretty much universal from inspiring English sources
The expectation of another — and a worse, or at least a broader — bloodletting was pretty much universal among international observers, and most Rwandans, too, had a grim view of the future.
The conviction that Daniel Levy and/or then technical director Franco Baldini had chucked away the family silver in a spasm of half-cocked moneyball was pretty much universal.
So fuck you, Mad Men, you phoney grey-flannel-suit, male-chauvinist, no-talent, Wasp, white-shirted, racist, antisemitic Republican SOBs!" His view of the initial episodes was pretty much universal among the 50 or so advertising folk from 1960s Madison Avenue I interviewed for my book, The Real Mad Men.
That's pretty much universal among all pilots".
"In my experience, the spiritual side of ultramarathon running is pretty much universal," Cherns told me.
Where your reaction fell on the giddy-to-infuriated spectrum is, of course, a matter of personal sensibility, but the over-all shock and confusion had to have been pretty much universal.
The practice is pretty much universal (in the West it's sometimes called science), and the show indicates this with an array of comparative objects, from Greek vases depicting the Delphic oracle to Chinese astrological figures to three of Albrecht Durer's "Apocalypse" woodcuts.
Regular Movement And Flexible Lesson Plans: Sustaining self-regulation and focus may be typical challenges for children with special needs — though fidgeting is pretty much universal.
The latter is pretty much universal and iOS offers no advantage, while the former areas have seen Apple outclassed since the launch of the iPhone XS and XS Max.
The response has been pretty much universal no matter where it has played: people fall in love with Andrew, Kate, David and Zachary, and they're appalled that the Canadian legal system let an accused murderer walk the streets with custody of a child.
This is a list of teenage demands that is pretty much universal and has been since young desires centred around more essential things, like not having to work in a chimney all day in order to afford some bread.
