Sentence examples for basically universally from inspiring English sources
And the design of the original was basically universally loved by critics and fans, so keeping the aesthetic is probably smart.
That could include updates to its crossover functionality with Chromebooks, for instance, which debuted earlier this year but which critics basically universally said still needs work before it's ready for prime time.
Tolstoy's writing remains popular, Pevear argues, because he is concerned with what is "basically and universally human".
Yet Pringles, which is basically dehydrated potato flakes that are rolled and then fried, was not universally loved.
These magnetic, faux fur ruffs universally fit onto the necks of jackets, sweaters, vests ― basically anything you might wear during those cold winter months.
Mr. Bush's own party basically turned its back on him, and it cemented for all time the now universally held Republican idea that taxes must never be increased at any time for any reason.
He knows that universally slamming Obama is one way to do it, so he's basically got to keep at that game.
Basically, for smoking e-cigs rather than fags, you're being rewarded with something everyone universally desires: to slack at work without any fear of punishment.
In this paper the notion of the variable (though not under the name "variable") was invented, and Peirce provided devices for negating, for combining relations (basically by building upon de Morgan's relative product and relative sum), and for quantifying existentially and universally.
He is universally popular.
