Sentence examples for basically only a from inspiring English sources

In the West, his enormous popularity stemmed, in some interlocked fashion, from his fame as a performer, especially on the piano, as well as from his compositions -- but basically only a few of those, most involving the piano.

I took the plunge knowing that there was no way I could ever shoot the script as written and scheduled, and that basically only a miracle could save me.

As graphene is a 2D material system, which is basically only a surface, any contaminant can alter its intrinsic properties dramatically by affecting surface active sites6,14 and/or by reducing the available surface area, as shown schematically in Fig. 1.

Not bad for a guy who had basically only a food stall when he won the award.

The blue line represents what multiple climate models say would have happened over more than 100 years with only natural variability — basically, only a small change in temperature would have been expected.

AD and WW were a first-rating recommendation in basically only a few cases.

The symbolism of the brief fight between Glenn and Aiden is basically only an exaggeration to distinguish between Rick's group, and the Alexandria community whom hadn't experienced the seemingly perpetual horrors outside.

"Dumb" RFIDs, basically only containing a number, appear in many kinds of products as a replacement of the barcode, and for use in logistics.

There were 638 attempts to kill him, by some accounts – seems a lot, but over 50 years it's basically only one a month.

If, like me, you don't really understand what the "deep web" is, and you use the internet mainly to flit between the same five sites every day, then you're basically only using a tiny sliver of it.

If, like me, you don't really understand what the "deep-web" is, and you use the internet mainly to flit between the same five sites every day, then you're basically only using a tiny sliver of the internet.