Sentence examples for basically looking at the from inspiring English sources
When his niece Gina Reid sits on the dock, she said, "I am basically looking at the same view that my great-grandfather had".
"It's a drama basically looking at the effect on a family of terrorism," said Sheridan, who is working on a screenplay with Ireland's Audrey O'Reilly.
We're basically looking at the best Sunday League goals, which people are invited to send in on clips taken on phones, or cameras or whatever.
Otherwise, you're basically looking at the same hardware in a nicer package.
We're basically looking at the same phone on a different carrier, which explains the muted atmosphere.
After all this process, basically looking at the computer screen for a long time, then we can start digitizing it".
Now we're halfway through the Shakespeare authorship question, which basically looks at the alternatives to Shakespeare being the writer of the works.
"The one he posted just prior to the attack was a particularly chilling one, in which he basically looks at the camera and talks about what he is about to do".
"One of our more recent observations is that drosophila can read the sky compass," he continued, "so they have the same capability that monarch butterflies have of being able to basically look at the sky" and figure out direction based on the polarization of light.
Goldberg said, "We basically looked at the situation and asked, How do you cover three hundred teams on a daily basis?" He switched into a sarcastic voice, which he reserves for impressions of traditionalist thinking: "The answer is not to have a newsroom in Times Square in some fancy office building with thousands of writers in it.
