Sentence examples for basically says as from inspiring English sources

The UK Border Agency basically says as much.

If you watched the old series, Major Briggs basically says as much, though he doesn't use the code name "Blue Rose"—he just says members of the government are studying messages from space and Earth, and that they're searching for a place called the White Lodge.

So what we're basically saying as a country is that unless the market or Mother Nature make us pay, we are going to hand this whole bill over to our children.

Hasselblad is basically saying as much, calling the Italian-designed camera the "ultimate luxury" in MILC systems, and describing a device made of top-end materials including carbon fiber, titanium, wood, leather and even gold.

Then he moved onto Yates, quoting the statute that basically said as President, Trump can decide to deny anyone entry to the country if he thinks they'd be "detrimental to the interest of the United States".

The letter's content was described by bishop Richard Williamson as basically saying that, "as long as Rome remains Conciliar, a fruitful and open collaboration between the two [the SSPX and the Holy See] does not seem possible".

"They basically said that as far as they knew, the area was private," Schwartz said of the deputies.

Q: -- but I mean, is it then possible that whatever your overriding message -- that killing cops is a very serious matter -- you can basically say anything as long as your overriding message is positive and get invited to the White House?

"It is a call to covenant which basically says I as my daughter's father will be a man of integrity and purity".

Kucinich basically says that, speaking as a liberal Democrat who nobody in the Tea Party particularly likes, the IRS can go hang.

"It doesn't say what they are - there are other documents that say that, this confirms those - but it basically says it's business as usual and the monarch will not interfere".