Sentence examples for basically suggest from inspiring English sources

Don't last week's Bafta nominations basically suggest that British film is a weedy cousin to Hollywood, not worthy of playing with the big boys but allowed instead a tiny playground category of its own?

Also, two long pieces in The New Yorker and New York Magazine on Raising Malawi's failures basically suggest that Nielsen may have planted a smear story about Oponyo in the New York Times that popularised all the accusations of "outlandish expenditures" against her.

This article also goes on to basically suggest that if women were kept in the home they would meet less 'potential partners' and would therefore be less likely to cheat.

The post is mostly a series of questions, which basically suggest that Facebook was asking the same ones when it came up with Facebook Home, but which Microsoft had already answered two years ago with the initial release of Windows Phone 7.5, where it actually employed the tagline "Put people first".

The Google Cardboard VR folks seem to know this and basically suggest that applications make it seem like we're basically standing still and just turning our heads around (which we really are - so no nausea).

In spite of that, the RT-PCR results basically suggest that our DNA microarray platform reliably detects gene regulations, even those with small amplitudes.

SCORECARD -- Mr. Berman's ad basically suggests that his opponent is a criminal.

"He had a pharmacist who basically suggested if he follow his diet – it was called the 'proteen [sic] diet – that he would be cured".

The Democratic strategist said, "He was basically suggesting if you dare raise questions about us, we are going to question your patriotism".

Pam had based the play on a book by Toine, and basically suggested she was a prostitute who became middle class and got married and fat and settled down, while Piaf's trajectory was far more stellar and troubled.

Quizzed by a woman in the studio audience over his Cologne comments, Farage resorted to the "calm down" tactics used by Cameron in the past: Audience member: In light of the recent, horrific sexual assaults in Germany, you have basically suggested that a vote to remain is a vote for British women to be subdued to the same horrific assaults.