Sentence examples for basically free of from inspiring English sources

So TV advertising is basically free of charge".

Other countries (e.g., France) maintain school systems basically free of religion and leave the religious instruction to the private undertakings of the different churches.

Was he basically free of wants, needs, and everything else? Did he wonder at the food miraculously appearing atop the surface tension, food to be approached with parted lips?

Mr. Feinblatt says it is basically free of additional cost to the city because it only shifted existing resources, and a $6.25 million federal grant covered the new hires.

The specimens were basically free of α-crystals and could be considered as pure β-PP.

All of Tarkovsky's films excepting the last two, Nostalgia and particularly The Sacrifice, which even I have to admit muddles through a lot of forgettable spiritual pabulum before its conflagration of a finale are basically free of cliché or convention.

The Freifunk mesh network is basically free to use for everybody who is within the range of the network.

The present pancreatic cancer population was basically free from sign of acute pancreatitis showing high serum amylase level at the time of operation.

But the idea that we are basically devoid of free will is subverted by the play's ending, which critics have been urged not to reveal and which depends on the importance of moral choice.

Interestingly, carbamidomethylation of the 15d-PGJ2-modified peptide upon treatment with iodoacetamide was nearly undetectable, suggesting that the 15d-PGJ2-modified peptide was basically devoid of free cysteines.

"Most have free booze, too," says Turkington, "so if you're in town it's basically free booze and loads of interesting contemporary art".