Sentence examples for basically nothing but from inspiring English sources

"Basically nothing, but it was pocket money".

Avoiding every remotely risky food during pregnancy will leave you, ironically enough, eating basically nothing but pre-packaged fried snacks.

Their experience is a valuable corrective for anyone who has been impressed by tales of how identical twins show that we are basically nothing but the products of our genes.

We would get into arguments about basically nothing, but that's just the sketchy day-after bullshit..

Third, Trump tells us that the timing of the women now coming forward is basically nothing but the Clinton campaign doing its dirty political deed.

Turns out I'm allergic to basically nothing, but the doc suggested my allergy-like symptoms were actually chemical sensitivity to artificial fragrances.

But basically nothing of the Smith spirit, personified by a kooky casualness.

"We thought about a lot of things, but basically nothing happened, because there was no payback to cover the initial costs," said Susan Tolchin, an adviser to the county executive, Andrew J. Spano.

"The government is trying to engineer a soft landing for Resona and head off any future bailouts, but basically nothing has changed in the economy," said Kazutaka Kirishima, an economist at Sumitomo Life Research Institute.

Sure, cousin Eva had gone gray, Aunt Kerstin moved a little more slowly, and my little cousin Emma had babies of her own, but basically nothing had changed that much since the last time we all danced around a maypole together two decades ago.

No more cell phone, no more computer, no more internet, no more DVDs, no more iPhone—I'm not going to make a detailed list, but basically nothing remained.