Sentence examples for are not basically from inspiring English sources

One story that you could tell about the second half of the Obama Presidency is that the politics of the country have been pushed along by movements Occupy, Black Lives Matter, the Tea Party that are not basically about the contest between Democrats and Republicans but, rather, emanate from outside them.

"We are not basically in the food business.

These results are very important because they show that mice are not basically different from cats and monkeys (and presumably humans) in visual cortical plasticity which is a strong and absolutely necessary argument for the use of mice as model systems for disorders of the human visual system.

In general, relationships between the BF and CF, bandwidths of excitatory tuning and types of RLF are not basically different whether they are determined from single-unit or multi-unit recordings, at least in AI (Schreiner & Mendelson, 1990; Schreiner & Sutter, 1992).

"But people like me aren't basically quick thinkers and we work best without people... staring at us.

"It is not basically a good idea," he said.

An assemblyman's job is not "basically limited to showing up," as you so cavalierly state.

The crisis is not basically one of demand but of confidence about future economic stability.

As an improviser, according to Piven, Ruhl "wasn't a standout — she's not basically a performer".

"I think that what's underlain Labor's problems is not basically issues of personality," he said in an interview.

Medieval door-hinge ornaments were not basically different from those in England; and beautiful work is found on church doors, especially in central and northern France.