Sentences with phrase «pretty specific things»

In terms of transparency, I've pointed out some pretty specific things and have basically been told I'm imagining it.

That's a pretty specific thing.

Not exact matches

We mostly stuck to standard breakfast fare, but because the new mom has some pretty specific dietary restrictions, we made sure the menu featured plenty of things she could enjoy, including these muffins.

Without pointing fingers at any one specific person within the club, it seems to me when it comes to managing the business side of things we are pretty awful.

And that is true, the infrastructure needed to engage on foreign soil is pretty specific to such things.

Things get pretty specific out there!

The only real downfall is that the voice acting tends to get repetitive pretty quickly, especially when Thor says the same thing each time he hits a specific ramp.

«Anecdotally we're hearing good things from a number of our schools, but it's still pretty early to see many specific changes,» she says.

First things first, protestors are quite likely to be limited to a pretty specific chunk of the city and it's a part of the city that's mostly not residential.

The Snap Test is pretty specific, in that it is unlikely to react to things other than the protein from the adult female heartworm reproductive tract.

While players are not corralled into doing things in a specific manner in Just Cause 3, the game progresses pretty smoothly for those who want to follow the story beats.

But the thing about how the game makes its beatability checks is that it only makes sure that it can be beaten only one way, so each level, even the craziest looking, boils down to a specific, and usually pretty basic, path that you have to stick to, or you'll have a much more difficult (almost impossible) time getting through.

As expected, Kojima wasn't too specific when going into details on his still unannounced project, «The project plan is pretty much set in stone, but there's been some shaking up since... Once I got back from E3, I started changing my mind about things — I can't really explain why, but I wanted to do something different from what I was originally considering.

Glory of Heracles is another one of those games that does DS controls right: you can use the stylus, or you can use the traditional buttons, for pretty much everything in the game (the sole exception is the stylus - specific optional mini-game thing for boosting skills and spells).

I'm not 100 % sure what specific things will happen in 2017, but I have some ideas that are pretty exciting.

First things first, protestors are quite likely to be limited to a pretty specific chunk of the city and it's a part of the city that's mostly not residential.

The styling is unique, the battery life is pretty good and you can even use it to pay for things and run some wrist - specific applications.

Dolby compares it to stepping into the rain instead of looking at the rain through a window, and — even though it's not as directional as the cinema version, which allows you to pretty much point in the direction a specific sound is coming from, there is a strong sense of being amongst the things you're seeing and hearing.

So, if there are no specific time frames for where you've done these things, I'll skip over those resumes pretty quickly.

For us, words are merely tools of communication (pretty much all things are tools to us — you know how we love our tools), which we employ, with no great pleasure, for their utilitarian benefit in attaining a specific goal.