Sentence examples for basically agreeing from inspiring English sources

But Mr Brown has denied this so emphatically that it is hard to see him going back on his word.To other critics, Mr Brown has adopted the disarming posture of basically agreeing with them.

People close to the deal said Disney was basically agreeing to pay $70 million for "The Sorcerer's Stone," and therefore at least $60 million for the second movie, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets".

Here's the problem: By joining the W.T.O., China is basically agreeing to replace its current mixed economy -- part free market, part state controlled -- which is run by the arbitrary decisions of the Communist Party, with an increasingly free-market economy that will abide by international rules, on trade, tariffs and investments, set by the W.T.O.

"Airbnb and other short-term rental services have been fighting these existential battles across the world, and this is worrisome to me in that it's the first time I've seen a company make a concession of this scale in basically agreeing to serve as an extension of law and code enforcement on behalf of the cities in which they have to operate," he said.

Restricting attention to the case of veridical perception, we may think of Dretske as basically agreeing with Lewis about the characterization of qualia, but disagreeing with Lewis about the given.

By saying that no change is needed, Heins is basically agreeing with them and telling the board, investors, and BlackBerry owners that the company has no real plans to compete in this landscape.

"He laughed and basically agreed".

We basically agree on accountability.

Interestingly, Martínez basically agreed with Torre.

"She basically agreed to do nothing," one aide said.

Featherstone reckons 25%, but they basically agree: it's plenty.