Sentence examples for basically about what from inspiring English sources
I'm just going to sit down and talk basically about what the organization wants to do.
"We talked basically about what had transpired over the last seven or eight months, a lot of it being very good, obviously, and some of it imperfect," Mr. Speyer said.
The Supreme Court and Court of Appeal decisions were basically about what counts as a "record" and whether that extends to a police occurrence report that mentions the complainant but has nothing to do with the case at hand. .
On the decision to downplay Raziel's quest for vengeance against Kain in this sequel, Hennig explained, "he's being pretty simple-minded, he's sort of being very black-and-white in his interpretation of things, and being kind of petulant he's not really as heroic as Kain is, and he has a lot of stuff to figure out, basically, about what's going on".
Shostakovich was basically writing about what was going on during the second world war.
Yes, I agree that I'm never going to say basically anything about what happens at this company.
"We'd know basically nothing about what human genes do if we didn't have these model organisms," he said.
And so my friends who did the internet dating thing had to be much more explicit and, basically, crude about what they were looking for.
Of course, if you look at the great artists, you have to agree, they're basically obsessional about what they do.
"I basically sing about what I see happening in the world". Earlier this year Chiwoniso appeared at the Harare international festival of the arts, where she was introduced on stage by the Senegalese star Baaba Maal.
Tell, do you believe in free will?" His voice, hardened, howling, tightly on pitch and unafraid of a detailed melody, matches his heavy-handed but skillful guitar playing; there's something basically familiar about what he does, probably because his is a neat cross between John Fogerty in Creedence Clearwater Revival and Paul McCartney as an anguished rocker in the late Beatles.
