Sentence examples for basically barred from inspiring English sources

For 'hard' ones (Listener, Ximenes, back then, now Azed, Spectator, etc... basically barred rather than blocked) always.

Until the 1970s, women were basically barred from politics, newsrooms and on TV.

The subject at hand was a big deal, namely debate in the Senate on whether to ratify the Limited Test Ban Treaty, or Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, basically barring all nuclear test detonations except those done underground.

It's basically bar food and beer.

A tiny kitchen turns out what is basically bar food, a small selection of sandwiches and sides with a few soups and salads thrown in for balance.

While appetizers here are basically bar food, some stand up to close inspection — particularly a hearty, delicious sweet-corn polenta, which consists of two firm yellow triangles of cornmeal batter, grilled to a fine smokiness and topped with sautéed wild mushrooms, mascarpone-garlic cream and balsamic vinegar.

The very first right of the constitution basically bars religion from entering a debate involving the law.

"As I saw it," he said in his office, "here's a group of people who had a robust conversation going on, with basically no holds barred, and yet managed to manage their diversity without falling apart, without falling into factionalism".

But the exclusion area, from which civilians remain barred, basically remains a twilight zone, where "overgrown roads and railways [are] roamed by packs of feral boars," the Times reports.

I grew up basically in bars and I find my comfort level in bars and clubs.

The bar is the place to hang out at Aureole, but there is also a barroom — which is basically the bar, with tables, chairs, and less terrific service — and, toward the back, a proper dining room.