Sentence examples for were not pretty much from inspiring English sources

Buffett said in Nov. 2011 on NBC when he announced owning a stake in the company that "he would not be announcing it if he were not pretty much done" buying shares.

Yotsuba earlier referred to her as "the one who is not pretty", much to Fuka's dismay.

"I didn't want to release anything that wasn't pretty much perfect," replies pop's lost neon imp, her tangerine coiffure, green shirt and red blazer making her look like a trick-or-treat Joker.

Confession: I actually think their beards are kind of cool and if my hair wasn't pretty much all white (too many days in the courtroom) and if I was maybe 15 years younger, I would try to grow one like theirs.

Some may associate her pastel shades with prettiness, but they are not pretty so much as full of light.

"This wasn't pretty tonight; we were grinding pretty much the whole game," Selanne said.

The manufacturers of all this stuff — and rubbers and blades are not cheap — pretty much rule the sport; they are virtually the only advertisers in the U.S.A.T.T.'s magazine, and one of them sponsored the Nationals.

They are not, as pretty much any security expert or even reporter on this case knows.

The churches of Torgiano are not extraordinary, pretty much what we can expect to see in a small Umbrian town: some medieval, some later; frescoes, paintings.

Things were not much prettier on the company side.

So it's about ludicrous flights of fancy and self-indulgent daydreaming – isn't that pretty much the same as being "in the field"?