Sentence examples for basically got it from inspiring English sources

"I think the jury basically got it right.

"I think the jury basically got it right," wrote Ta-Nehisi Coates. Ta-Nehisi Coates

But this conservative Republican economist, first tapped for the job by President George W. Bush, tossed aside ideology and basically got it right, probably saving the global economy from the abyss.

Right-wing Republicans (notably evangelicals) almost certainly contribute far more money to help third-world women than do left-wing Democrats, and in retrospect conservatives basically got it right on the benefits of welfare reform for poor women.

Since the 2007 publication of Vincent Bugliosi's "Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy," a mammoth takedown of the conspiracy theories, the respectable view has been that Earl Warren and his colleagues basically got it right.

It would be wrong to say all was sweetness and light in Ireland between province and country, but you have to give credit where credit is due – the Irish union basically got it right when they contracted the players at the start of the professional era.

"It's a type of to-do list, basically: get it all out now and then organize it all later.

Mr. Nocera basically gets it right, but I disagree that "something truly systemic had infected the financial industry during the bubble years".

"They have to be able to explain their product or service quickly so a judge not knowledgeable in the field can basically get it.

You have to go and time the market". The problem with that is that every time that people try to time the market, they basically get it wrong and that people take their money out just when there are bargains in the market.

Its reinterpretation is the least offensive adaptation of many in the film for example, where the hell does Igor come from?—because it basically gets it right.