Sentence examples for basically talking about from inspiring English sources
"We're basically talking about deregulating that position out of existence," Mr. Parente said.
"They're basically talking about ending austerity; it's a step in the right direction," he says.
"If you can't afford it, you need to spend less, and it's player payments that I'm basically talking about here.
"Most professional orchestras do only one program a week, so we're basically talking about two weeks of working more than double time".
It's basically talking about someone who's a carpenter or plumber making a lot of money in a town where people aren't making a lot of money.
"We're basically talking about a system that could help save millions," said Ellen 't Hoen, program director at Doctors Without Borders.
The sites are a way for them to connect with other girls and to basically talk about how special they are.
"When people talk politics, they basically talk about Cuba and about Mexico, about the new president," said Ms. Gonzalez, who was born in the United States to a Guatemalan mother and a Salvadoran father.
After the lunch with Republican leaders, one, Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the majority whip, said, "We basically talked about how the Congress actually works -- not that we were teaching him, but talking to him about what we've been able to do over the last six years".
"He was very disappointed in the year that he was having because he was injured, he was not real happy with the condition he came in last year, and he basically talked about people thinking that his career was winding down and that he was going to prove them wrong.
