Allowing for a selective, basically narrow frame of reference, then, it's worth noting that much of what we know about the twentysomething years comes down to selective, basically narrow frames of reference.
"And that racial disadvantage has basically limited their achievements in narrowing the gender gap".
And although his garden is terribly long and, of course, beautifully tended, it is basically a narrow strip running very steeply uphill behind the house and partly overlooked by neighbours on either side.
A short while later he added: "You really have two corporate parties who in their own way and their own time are serving the interests of basically a narrow set of economic interests in the country".
Basically, these narrow-minded critics secretly desire to recreate The Cosby Show in any way possible, because it makes them feel acceptable under the white perception of a fantasied middle-class black family that ignores the socioeconomic disparity of their peers in America.
There are basically two solutions to narrow the negative expectation gap: One way is calibrating consumers' perceived utility at the moment of purchase.
Set in Athens during a time of tremors, and told, with great inwardness, from a woman's point of view ("Something had basically changed. The world was narrowed down to inside and outside"), the story is expertly realized; but it is not pressingly DeLilloan.
When I suggested that voters might think, given her inexperience, that she basically followed Mr. Sharpton's lead, her eyes narrowed, and her gaze reflected four years of well-controlled anger and drive.
The houses are similar, all basically long and narrow, on plots 40 to 45 feet wide by 100 to 120 feet long.
