Sentence examples for basically being asked from inspiring English sources

3D opens up new, inevitably darker looking corridors, but we're basically being asked to pay a surcharge for much the same downtime and blank space.

"When you have to choose between these two proposals, you are basically being asked to pick your poison," said E. J. McMahon, an analyst with the conservative Manhattan Institute.

They're the best at what they do, and they're basically being asked to stop doing it when they graduate from college, just when men's major league careers are really beginning.

It requires you, moreover, to learn to read the family's private language, a language created and imposed by the eponymous father, and though the learning curve is nowhere near as steep as with Joyce or Faulkner, you're still basically being asked to learn a language good for absolutely nothing but enjoying this one particular book.

"The thing operators might have a problem with is that they are basically being asked to spam millions of their customers, and people often object to that," said Ken Banks, an SMS expert who advises the UK's Department for International Development.

I realize you've basically been asked this, but I want to take another crack at it.

Might voters basically be asked to choose between the negotiating nous of Tories and the supposedly superior talents of Corbyn, Keir Starmer and Emily Thornberry?

In a telephone interview, he described how he became involved in the production: "I basically was asked by Steve Sondheim, 'Would you be interested in this?

I've basically been asked by most of the EDM guys to do remixes for them or do shows with them, from Calvin [Harris], Hardwell, or [Steve] Aoki, everyone.

Um, and he basically was asking if I would be interested in this idea that he had.

Until now Clary had been in the headlines only for calling out Phelps as "somebody that has basically been asking to get beat for the longest time".