Sentence examples for basically convincing from inspiring English sources

LOS ANGELES — Whether it's seducing the audience into suspending disbelief as seemingly normal folk burst into song, or, more basically, convincing us that what appears before us has some meaningful reality, theater is on some fundamental level a feat of make-believe.

He's basically convinced himself to come out and fight me again, instead of packing it in.

"We had to basically convince him to come," said Mr. King, who added that "in a way that's tribute to him: he's not trying to grandstand".

It basically convinces you that its a system action when it's really an application.

"Selling a foreign band here basically means convincing people that they are from America," said John Voigtmann, a senior marketing executive for RCA Records.

The Conquest of Gaul is mind-blowing because it is basically Julius Caesar convincing the Roman elite and the Roman people that he needed to attack the hordes of barbarians they called the Germani who surrounded their borders and who any day might wash over them.

"Basically, we convinced people that they were saying something that they actually weren't," Slater told me.

So we popped the corks out of a few jugs of Ripple and sat and watched, God's truth, basically to convince ourselves that we weren't dreaming.

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Basically, I convince myself to view every "failure" as "full-ure" - FULL of helpful new insights to be learned.

GCSE Mentor Basically, I convinced one girl not to get pregnant and another girl was so nice I ended up talking all about my problems with her.