Sentence examples for basically matters from inspiring English sources
And as usual, whether critics love it or hate it basically matters not at all in terms of attendance.
This purpose and these principles emphasized the immanence of God, the divine nature of man, the immediate availability of God's power to man, the spiritual character of the universe, and the fact that sin, human disorders, and human disease are basically matters of incorrect thinking.
"Basically, what matters to the British public is Granny's postponed hip replacement, more than whether peace is brought to the Indian subcontinent".
Citing that disciplinary proceeding and an earlier one brought by the Department of Health, Justice Harkavy said in his decision, dated June 11, that the lawsuit violated established legal doctrine because the state was basically reopening matters that had already been settled.
Basically, it matters little whether or not there are lower interest rates if one does not know how to manage one's money or make beneficial financial decisions in the first place.
There is a chance that the LHC will discover a whole new family of particles – basically dark matter.
For a sport that is basically a matter of propelling an inflated sphere through a netted rectangle, football has always had a disproportionately broad and emotive reach.
Basically, no matter what path it takes, as long as it ends its journey in the lower right-hand corner of the tray, any numeral must pass through an even number of boxes.
You just need to know what it likes to eat — basically, organic matter — and how, in a general way, to align your interests with the interests of the microbes and the plants.
You generally need to enter a user name and password to enable your F.T.P. client to connect to your host's server, but moving files from one computer to another is basically a matter of dragging and dropping icons.
Basically, no matter what Dutrow decides to do to prepare Big Brown for the second leg of the Triple Crown, the key is to not get in the way and nurture him along.
