Sentence examples for basically suggesting from inspiring English sources

So Adams is thinking back, and he's here basically suggesting that the Revolution and its aftermath expanded the horizons of an entire generation.

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

Christie is basically suggesting that a 71-year-old man who happens to be the president of the United States can't differentiate well enough between truth and fiction (or what Trump himself has called "truthful hyperbole").

The Ukrainian intelligence services released a recording of what it claimed was an intercepted communication between Russian agents in eastern Ukraine and Russia, basically suggesting that special forces should stay in the background and leave interviews to locals.

Update: Reuters has a slightly different take on the situation, basically suggesting that Alibaba management will seek to influence how Yahoo’s share are transferred to Microsoft.

Model 1 was analysed by means of the two-level approach [5, p. 40] basically suggesting that in order to analyse the international structure, we need to understand the units of which it consists, and in order to understand those units, we need to analyse the structure.

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

And in response, Sessions basically suggested that the whole idea was conspiratorial and highly speculative.

This paragraph seems to be an indispensable precondition, because it is followed by an another paragraph that basically suggests how to proportionally limit such retention.

Complications will naturally arise from extremely granular, value-based pricing models (those that, as one manager basically suggested, include first- and second-degree price discrimination).

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