Sentence examples for I basically mean from inspiring English sources

And by very soon I basically mean tomorrow.

There's no point asking me to become a healthy eater (by which I basically mean a regular consumer of apples. I have never even been in the same room as a spiralised courgette. Or a Deliciously Ella) and/or regular exerciser at this stage of the game.

"I basically mean nothing to [Munchery]," Farriér said.

"By which I basically mean prorogation," he said.

And when I say "artificial," I basically mean anything that isn't sugar or honey.

And by "presents," I basically mean the political will and the money to do a laundry list of serious things for the good of our country.

That, of course, led to people demanding that I define white privilege, which is also infuriating because it basically means I'm being asked to prove it exists.

We assume that ψ i, i+1) is not equal to zero if and only if the realized inheritance path at locus i + 1 is the same as the realized inheritance path at locus i, which basically means there are no recombination events along the inheritance path between these two loci.

"Forensic Googling", I called it, which basically meant trawling any source I could find – Friends Reunited, Facebook, Wikipedia, local newspaper interviews, actual print-and-paper rock biographies – for the facts.

When I was 17, I took a summer job as a "small animal specialist" at Petco which basically means I showed up early and cleaned hamster cages before running the register for six hours.

We're supposed to be snowdancing, which basically means I sway from side to side and if I need to, I could just tip back on my heels for brakes.