Sentence examples for basically structured from inspiring English sources

"It's basically structured to make a lot of wonky guys from the World Bank feel important.

Everything that I do now is just basically structured around the development of my life and my family".

Maura Johnston of The Village Voice praised the performance noting that the song was "given an explosive coda" which showed how "the most basically structured song by one of pop's most template-hewing songwriters... could be turned into something glorious with the right singer".

Narratively, we registered how disaster movies are basically structured the same way: a quotidian existence is interrupted by an anomaly manufactured by different apparatuses, whether scientific, military, administrative, pedagogical, or civilian, which are then turned into real objects of crisis and catastrophe and deployed as political stratagems by a governmental apparatus.

In an interview in Vanity Fair magazine before the film was released, she said, "She [Sofia] is basically structuring her father in this act, and she's doing a damned good job".

On "Hoarders," as on most reality TV, you never know how much reality you're seeing, but, from what one can tell, each episode is basically a structured improvisation.

Even more than its "Saturday Night Live" model, "The Daily Show" is structured basically like a regular newscast, with a half hour of headline news, features and commentary.

His fundamental insight concerns the relationship between storytelling and the human psyche – how a story is structured basically reflects how a human mind, and a human life, is structured.

When tokens are structured basically as the sale of a service or product, they're designed to make sure the various prongs of the test are not triggered.

All these informants were purposively selected and data collection instruments were basically questionnaires and structured interview guides.

If the Rams don't finish impossibly strong, the deal is structured as basically a one-year parting gift in appreciation for the hassles Fisher has handled for the last two tumultuous seasons.