Sentence examples for basically questioned from inspiring English sources

Rather he more basically questioned the role of any religious 'text' in the totally different 'con-text' of the contemporary secular world, which is in large parts increasingly skeptical against religions (Ricoeur 1995, 2008).

By masking, destroying, drawing, and letting things go on their own, you basically question notions of order, chaos, and control".

The literature of the 1990s, however, basically questions the validity of this differentiation and argues that poaching externalities exist, if training is not strictly general or specific.

"Basically we never questioned what he was," said Ms. Stone, who, with her husband, Lawrence Steigrad, owns Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts, specialists in Old Masters.

The new study team found the baseline algorithm "basically sound" but questioned some of its purported strengths.

"We have thousands and thousands of party activists who have been summoned and questioned, so basically the party machinery is severely damaged," he said.

The question of defining chaos is basically the question what makes a dynamical system such as (1) chaotic rather than nonchaotic.

"He is not like other people I have seen in senior positions who basically don't question their own views".

Such questions are simple regarding their structure, they are basically 'What' questions but traditional factoid QA systems, which are based on redundancy and dictionaries, cannot find the relevant answers.

Those are basically the questions.

"It's basically a question of forest or no forest".