Sentence examples for which could be pretty from inspiring English sources

Which could be pretty much anything from putting health warnings on cigarette packages to introducing a new piece of environmental protection to… a new tax on their profits.

It was oblique, it came at thing sideways, it let silences speak and it let characters' actions speak louder than their words (which could be pretty damn cryptic).

She's written three-fourths of a terrible novel, which she plans on never publishing, and a tenth of another novel, which could be pretty great if she ever gets around to finishing it.

Instead of confronting him about it privately, which could be pretty tense, bring it up when you are with him and your other friends.

That likely refers to those scenic vista shots, which could be a pretty nice addition to the interactive new Westworld website but feel pretty incongruous with where season two appears to be heading.

_______ Look for the Cursing Mommy's next column, "Get Out of My Fucking Lane, You Fuck: Defensive Driving Tips from the Cursing Mommy," which could be along pretty soon, depending.

___ Look for the Cursing Mommy's next column, "Get Out of My Fucking Lane, You Fuck: Defensive Driving Tips from the Cursing Mommy," which could be along pretty soon, depending.

It's not exactly clear whether that will be your total time spent in Instagram ever, which could be a pretty scary number to some users, or within some shorter time frame like a day, week, or month.

Just one in six Americans is blue-eyed, but nearly one in two consider blue the prettiest eye color, which could be why some 50 percent of tinted contact lenses sold are the kind that make your brown eyes blue.

It could be pretty exciting.

"He could be pretty irascible.