Sentence examples for basically a collection from inspiring English sources

"It's basically a collection of lies".

But a phone is basically a collection of features wrapped in a case.

Watson — basically a collection of processing cores — could be loaded with whole Wikipedias' worth of information.

It's basically a collection of promos, loosely linked with occasional introductions from a distinctly squiffy-looking Marc Almond.

This is basically a collection of proverbs attributed to the famous sage of the apocryphal book Ecclesiasticus (Wisdom of Jesus the Son of Sirach).

The human body is basically a collection of cells grouped together into organ systems and bathed in fluids, most notably the blood.

"We are basically creating a collection of items and employing the apartments as a showroom in which buyers can touch and feel and make their personal decisions".

But now he basically gives a collection of his answers to the questions he heard in New Hampshire, and it works pretty well.

It's out in San Diego, and basically it a collection of cell lines, many from endangered species, that are being preserved in liquid nitrogen.

A Kripke model is basically an indexed collection of Tarski models.

We're eight and one-half hours from Tokyo and eight and one-half hours from London; a basically conservative city; a collection of small communities, now overlaid with 110 languages and living at the epicenter of technological change.