Sentence examples for basically comes from from inspiring English sources

All American music basically comes from oppressed people and slaves.

The M value difference with our results basically comes from the assumption of phase velocity.

All the mail, and everything you see on Yahoo!, basically comes from a NetApp storage system.

This complexity basically comes from the inherent complexity of parallelism and the additional parameters of a PEA.

That kind of attribution is easy for a company like Google because it basically comes from a click on a search result page, but for traditional media like television it's much harder to figure out — which is where Zeta Interactive comes in to inform companies of the success of their marketing campaigns.

And it all basically comes from lazy journalism!

You know, Bobby and I basically come from the same place," she told Rolling Stone in 1993.

Sustainability shouldn't be taught as an abstract theory amongst a group of people that all basically come from the same background, it should be taught as a discourse amongst people with diverse experiences of its practical application.

On Sunday, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld defended the conditions in Guantánamo Bay and said in a television interview that "we have a just criminal system in the United States and people do get treated right -- and I think that any suggestion to the contrary is basically coming from people who are not well informed".

Unlike organizations that are born out of larger organizations, they are people who basically came from literally nowhere and set up large, successful [businesses], and some of them are even good enough to be competing globally.

The reason we started with an animated movie was Sev's idea, and basically coming from a movie called "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow".