Sentence examples for basically compiled from inspiring English sources

Chris: There have been serious efforts like The Americans for Divorce Reform, which basically compiled data on the Internet in one place, and the Covenant Marriage movement.

Yes, Kavanaugh is a qualified judge, but that's hardly a surprise given the right-wing group the Federalist Society basically compiled a list of qualified judges for Trump to pick from.

I was sitting there with the President of the United States basically compiling an enemies list but these enemies were within his own administration.

It is basically one compiled conversation between a man trying to understand what is like to be truly conscious in America and a man trying to understand that man.

The "New World" -- incorporating bits of various African-American songs, including "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," which appeared in both Tonsor's article and Burleigh's collection of spirituals, compiled later -- was basically completed by May 1893.

Her recipes are compiled on the Swedish blog Kaffekokarkokboken (basically, "Coffeemaker Cookbook") and, more recently, on its English counterpart, Coffee Machine Cuisine.

Basically all of the work that I've compiled for the show has been based off of research on trappers and a lot of masculine endeavors that relate to trapping.

When enough data is compiled, in true DARPA-esque fashion they can basically predict what you'll do before you do it!

According to financial data compiled by Statista, Facebook's mobile ad revenue went from basically $0 in 2012 to $8.92 billion by the end of 2017.

The numbers compiled by the Environmental Working Group suggest that in absolute terms, we are basically making no headway on the pollution problem.

Basically, their automated framework analyses AspectJ object code (i.e. Java bytecodes) and exercises compiled advices (i.e. Java methods) as a way of validating the implementation of crosscutting behaviour.