Sentence examples for whether pretty from inspiring English sources

Shit just happens for no apparent reason, and ordinary people, whether pretty or ugly, nice or mean, just muddle along dealing with flat tires, fallen trees, and condom failures.

On the other hand, you would want to ask whether that pretty much still defines Romney's sense of humor.

Instead, it was the question of whether my pretty show bird might turn out to be a big pink albatross.

Certainly so it seemed during the years when I was content to watch children build sandcastles on the shore of Narragansett Bay, to make the hard choices between the smoked salmon and the broiled lobster, to wonder whether the pretty sailboats in the offing were setting course for Martha's Vineyard or Kennebunkport.

But perhaps there is a self-portrait we could draw that wouldn't show us engaging in an act of mockery, and from which we might learn something useful about ourselves — whether it's pretty or not.

As Emily's mother, Mrs. Webb, Jane Curtin gets amusingly persnickety at her teen-age daughter's infernal questions — for instance, whether she's pretty enough to make people interested in her.

I'm posing as three teenage girls - Becky, Baby and Amanda - and I'm posting videos of myself on YouTube asking its viewers to tell me whether I'm pretty or ugly.

As Emily's mother, Mrs. Webb, Jane Curtin gets amusingly persnickety at her teen-age daughter's infernal questions for instance, whether she's pretty enough to make people interested in her.

Last year as part of my research into the ways teenage girls use social media, I stumbled across a YouTube trend where girls are doing exactly this: posting videos of themselves (sometimes dressed, sometimes in a bikini), asking viewers to tell them whether they are pretty or ugly.

These questions make up the basis of my new theatre show in which I present the results of my YouTube experiment and my research from working with teenage girls, I roller-skate back into my own teenage mind – and, of course, challenge the audience to rate whether I'm pretty or ugly, too.

"Dear Robin, I can't tell whether Simon Wakefield is pretty or not since the official Open website can't even come with a picture of him: Cheers, Michael (in Morelia, Mexico)." I have just seen him being interviewed on my picturebox, Michael, and I think a generous description would be pleasant-looking.