Sentence examples for basically called that from inspiring English sources

"He basically called that himself," Davie said.

Tipton called Coach John Wooden, who basically called that blasphemy.

Day 55 — March 15: Trump's new travel ban (but not a Muslim ban, even though Trump has basically called it that in the past) wouldn't go into effect as planned after two federal judges temporarily halted it.

He calls this the "Cain plan," and it's basically called, "the plan that everyone in the Beltway has when they want to get elected and you need old people to vote for you".

It was a very chilling development and I think Virginians recognized that and I think it was overwhelmingly decried even by newspaper editorial boards that had supported Cuccinelli's candidacy, that basically called him out for what was transparently an effort to intimidate scientists.

"Knowing what Sergeant Peralta did for me," he said, "it angers me to know that the Marines that day are basically called liars".

Mr. Djindjic, noting that Mr. Milosevic basically called Serbs to war in his famous Kosovo speech 12 years ago, said this led only to "12 years of wars, catastrophe and ruin for our country".

There may be the tiniest whimper from vegetable-rights groups still angry at the way Chief Massasoit molested the maize in 1621, and the president does have to let the White House bird live every year (if you call that living), but basically Thanksgiving has warmly celebrated family and friends for well over 200 years.

"If we want to talk about words on the campaign trail that are poor choices of words, let's talk about Mitt Romney's, when he has been traveling for the last two years basically calling the president un-American, saying that he wanted to — the president wanted to make it a less Christian nation.

That used to make me crazy because he was basically calling me a wimp.

"And basically call it the stupidity of the American voter or whatever but basically that was really, really critical to getting this thing to pass... "...