Sentence examples for basically non-existent from inspiring English sources
Beards Cyclists have a no-compromise relationship with body hair, shaving all exposed parts even though the aerodynamic effects are basically non-existent.
At least 2,500 have died in the Central African Republic this year, but Google searches for the African country (not shown) have been basically non-existent.
Save for a handful of small indie flicks – the most notable examples being Gus Van Sant's Elephant and Lynne Ramsay's We Need to Talk About Kevin – gun-wielding American-bred slaughters are basically non-existent on screen.
There's a lot of citizen activism in Thessaloniki; people using their imaginations to brighten lives in ways the ailing Greek state can't ("It's like a kind of fake state; it's just basically non-existent, fictitious, for all the good it does," was how Thouli Misirloglou, curator of an arts project in a disused city-centre hotel, described it).
In 2004 Google's voice efforts were basically non-existent.
And Office is basically non-existent in these spaces.
They were not sociable people, basically because their obligations made it impossible for them to share their almost non-existent leisure time with their neighbours.
Goth is basically the sort of makeup you need, but if it's silver or non-existent that's OK too.
Dave Camp will basically leave behind a House of Representatives that's good at naming post offices, repeatedly defunding a non-existent anti-poverty organization, and pouting.
Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.
