Sentence examples for basically decided that from inspiring English sources

The team basically decided that in order to build the product it wanted, it had to make a set of core decisions (which included splitting video and text chat into two different apps) and start from scratch.

The Democrats basically decided that they had to abandon the issue.

I basically decided that you were all going to do exactly what I felt you should and then felt incredibly hurt and resentful when you did not.

We've basically decided that no actor's training is complete until they properly learn to be able to say the word, 'sheeeeeeeee-it.'".

And they basically decided that even that loose idea of what the Fourth Amendment was supposed to mean on a street level, even that was too much.

From there, McDonnell basically decided that he was not going to do anything else that might damage his career, by launching into a speech that could best be described in three words: safe, safe, and safe.

If you can be pessimistic, you are basically deciding that there's no hope for a whole group of people who can't afford to think that way".

It's from an essay written in 1968 called "Jane Austen and Philby," in which Highsmith considers the question of religion, and basically decides that the main problem with it is that it requires you to be a "joiner".

"Basically, they decided that's the problem with the second half [of the year], not the first half," says Reinhart.

"We basically decided on principle that we couldn't work for a country that was using snipers on rooftops to pick off its citizens," said Gregory L. Vistica, the firm's president, who first announced the decision on Facebook.

So, in that moment, I basically decided to join the navy and join the SEAL teams, which, in essence is the pinnacle of self-confidence and living the team life.