Sentence examples for basically argued from inspiring English sources

You sat there and you basically argued, negotiated, and tried to get your team to climb with you.

So there developed an alternative school of thought, which basically argued that the apparent "stickiness" of wages and prices in the face of unemployment was an optical illusion.

In her YouTube announcement, she basically argued that her genes were from Wyoming, where her grandmother was the first female deputy sheriff of Natrona County.

It's not quite as harsh in its philosophy as The Incredibles, which basically argued that not everyone is special (so live with it).

First, the analysis appeared in the journal Nature Climate Change and it basically argued that between 2001 and 2014, the rate of global warming slowed down a bit.

AT a hearing in an Arkansas courtroom last week, Charles Singleton basically argued for the right to make a choice: his sanity or his life.

Axelrod is basically arguing in support of the Alabama man, Shaun McCutcheon.

The authors basically argue that through the first quarter of 2009, unemployment behaved about as you'd expect given the depth of recession, but thereafter departures from normal relationships developed.

"You have a president who's basically arguing against himself," said James Jay Carafano, a senior fellow for national security and homeland security at the Heritage Foundation.

Hempton basically argues that China has turned financial repression — controlled interest rates on deposits, which ensure a negative real rate of return — into a giant engine of kleptocracy.

Black basically argues that because the mad beast had some American markings, its chief features must have all been bred in the United States.