Sentence examples for a basically new from inspiring English sources

The transistor was, one observer noted, "a basically new thing in the world" (other Bell Labs discoveries would earn the same astonished praise).

With extensive testing of the 4 MW 120 rpm HTS machine connected to a standard Siemens converter this first development stage for a basically new technology is concluded.

They are willing to pay a lot of money to get clothes that are basically new.

You know, reality shows... they are basically new.

"To me," he continued, "a pandemic is basically a new or novel agent emerging with worldwide transmission".

The verdict is based on the two tracks having a similar feel, basically — a new copyright standard that, if it stands, would likely discourage musicians.

Basically, a new edge will more likely link to a node with a larger CND.

A Microsoft account is basically a new name for the old Windows Live ID e-mail address and password you need to log into certain services.

My favorite comment was in March, when Time ran an article that said, basically, "A new book is going to portray Santa Claus as being gay and in an interracial relationship," and one of the first comments underneath the article was, "Stop rewriting history".

But at some point, the healthy eating became an obsession; basically, my new lifestyle was healthy -- until it wasn't.

Keep in mind, the phenomenon of post Paris Hilton reality TV is only a decade old – this is basically a new realm of human experience.