Sentence examples for basically of a from inspiring English sources

You're talking about the energy, basically, of a black hole or a star.

Surface circulation of the Mediterranean consists basically of a separate counterclockwise movement of the water in each of the two basins.

Composed basically of a cylindrical shell, a warhead, a guidance system, and a rocket motor, they are readily assembled in a low-bay plant.

Take Marcel Broodthaers's "Un voyage en Mer du Nord (A Voyage on the North Sea)" (1973-74), whiconsistssts, basically, of a display case filled with objects and a 16-millimeter film.

But Mr. McCain, whose own organization in Ohio consists basically of a loose-knit band of volunteers, has hardly given up in a state that could be critical to his survival in his race for the presidency.

That has been the response, basically, of a growing number of politicians, economists and academics in this country, who are angry at statements by top United States officials that India's rising prosperity is to blame for food inflation.

My nature is basically of an outsider looking in.

This was a thrillingly introverted performance, consisting, basically, of an hour-and-a-half-long solo for Glover.

It is a food made up basically of an insoluble matrix, fat and sodium chloride dissolution.

A Futures Wheel consists basically of an inner and outer circle (=wheel) drawn to a large sheet of paper (approx. 2 × 1 m).

The cognitive elements of this programme consist basically of an understanding of pain that differs somewhat from the traditional "injury model".