Sentence examples for basically everyone's from inspiring English sources

Although it may pain a festival audience to sit through yet another version of "Little Miss Sunshine," basically everyone's having an enjoyable time.

And so, in keeping with the original Ripping Yarns of Palin and Jones, who both feature here, basically everyone's tossing everyone else off, or would be if it wasn't such a sin.

Basically everyone's incompetent, but it still looks like a great game.

Aimed at taking on basically everyone's biggest complaints about their handset, the new feature is designed to make more efficient use of on-board hard.

Schumer went on to describe her favorite moment of the Emmys, which was "talking shit" with Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, which is basically everyone's dream. .

Jhené Aiko, Pia Mia, and basically everyone who's attended a hip-hop themed dress-up party has replicated Pac's bandana-centric look, probably while twisting their fingers into a 'Westside' sign.

In my own experience with the things, basically everyone else's profile sounds terrible but your own.

We talk frequently with Jerry Joyce and Donna Blackmond at Scripps -- basically everyone who's active in the field and thinking creatively about these problems.

I don't know whom he was referring to, but I could assume that he meant basically everyone who's ever come without crying.

Basically, everyone who's eligible to vote gathers in his or her local city square and communally hashes out whatever issue is up for discussion on a given day.

Here's what we know so far: The show is coming to Showtime in 2017, and basically everyone who's still alive from the first iteration is involved that is, minus the Man from Another Place, Joan, Donna, Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Annie Graham, Leo Johnson, and Catherine Martell, or the actors playing them or whatever.