Sentence examples for basically about the from inspiring English sources

Both are basically about the perils of infighting.

It's basically about the relationship between introverts and extroverts.

No: this is a book basically about the rhythm of the Spanish-speaking Caribbean.

"But I suspect that a lot of superheroes now are basically about the unfair fight.

An appetite for texture is clear in pictures that are basically about the thickness and thinness of paint.

"The old generation — that's Jalaluddin — was basically about the regional war, but Siraj is a believer in the global jihad, which was bin Laden's contribution".

Trump's entire political strategy is basically about "owning the libs" — and, in the process, making his base rally around him.

-The regulatory nature of the infrastructure is basically about whether the regime for an infrastructure, which does not necessarily have a dedicated form, carries a public or private character.

This is basically about harnessing the heat from under the Earth and people have been using it for thousands of years, such as through hot springs.

This "ultra-competent" spy organization embarrassed itself by not seeing the imminent dissolution of the USSR until a week or two before it happened--basically about the same time that foreign correspondents working for various media outlets found out about it.

It was basically about keeping the two young people apart.