Sentence examples for basically none of the from inspiring English sources

Basically, none of the conveniences and connectivity of modern life.

And because we, the public, know basically none of the details, you may also have heard that we're obsessed — with the wedding, with the fact that we know nothing about it, and with the fact that we're obsessed.

No dock, no folders, no widgets — basically none of the personalization Androiders know and love.

The overall main points of that letter have already been covered quite a bit (basically, none of the data Apple collects is linked to a specific user or device and no data is shared without consent).

"Banks did terrible things, investment banks did terrible things, a big insurance company named A.I.G. did terrible things, but basically none of that was enabled by the repeal of Glass-Steagall," said Alan Blinder, an economist at Princeton, who had his share of confrontations with Summers when he was a member of the C.E.A., in the first two years of the Clinton Administration.

I knew basically none of this before I saw the film, so as a teaching tool alone, Greatest Fight is worthy of substantial praise.

Basically, none of this matters.

She said she had been advised that her show was not in breach of Fawlty Towers' copyright as only scripts could be copyrighted – not characters, themes or concepts – and the show used "basically none" of them.

Basically, none of it interests anyone other than family members.

"Coven" had basically none of that.

Basically none of my friends identify as one.