Sentence examples for basically alike from inspiring English sources

Inside we are basically alike.

All African sculpture looks basically alike, meaning "primitive"?

The problem is that the checklist assumes all implementations are basically alike.

It's sometimes said of crafts that they're boring, that all vessels look basically alike.

The management of the groups was basically alike, with the main exception being differences in feed composition and feeding regimes.

It is the ambition and the intention of icons in the Orthodox tradition to look basically alike.

While many of us might ask, rhetorically, "Aren't all these things basically shaped alike?" I suspect we might be wrong.

It is sometimes implied that moral philosophers go awry in proposing that human beings have a species of free will that is incompatible with a scientific perspective on human action and that they maintain, contrary to all that is known about human populations and their intellectual propensities, that we are basically all alike and basically all respectful of abstract, rational considerations.

"But basically we think alike – we want to achieve the very best baking," says Mary. "It's got to be the right texture, the right flavour, it's got to look good, to tempt, the crumb's got to be right – everything's got to be right.

The issue I have with press releases, and the reason I think they are a thing of the distant past in their current form, is that they basically all look alike.

In their view, Stalinist Russia and Nazi Germany were modern terroristic dictatorships that were basically (though not entirely) alike, and in any case quite different from Mussolini's Italy or Franco's Spain.