Sentence examples for basically a set of from inspiring English sources

His art is basically a set of tics and mannerisms.

Removing them allows the film to have basically a set of good guys and bad guys, rather than a full moral spectrum.

"We knew that we wanted to do tabletop versions – basically a set of recountings using everyday objects as the characters," says Tim Etchells, the company's artistic director.

The pet show had a stadium of its own, a smaller arena, basically a set of bleachers mounted before a stage featuring ladders, windows, obstacle courses, and giant plastic sculptures of a milk bottle and a bright-red sneaker.

Note that, a profile is basically a set of parameters that is used in BM3D.

Basically, a set of geometric, aerodynamic and acoustic noise constraints must be fulfilled during the optimization process.

They basically create a set of chords by playing long tones, stuff like that, where you have an evolving group of sounds that no one is in charge of exactly".

Whereas Devi had broadened the appeal of yoga by reducing it, basically, to a set of "health exercises," says Ms. Syman, the psychedelic cowboys Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert, armed with psilocybin, mescaline and LSD, would steal "yoga from the health seekers and weight-conscious" and "put it back in the temple, where they believed it belonged" or at least restore "some of its spiritual import".

Given that a block in Bitcoin is basically just a set of (valid) transactions, BSC could be used to efficiently achieve agreement between participants about the next transaction group.

Even the Afghans call them "compounds"; they are basically just a set of rooms inside four huge, thick walls.

It's basically just a set of nouns, and we manipulate them through other visual grammars in order to produce complex meanings like movement, tense, and intensity.