Sentence examples for basically wrong with the from inspiring English sources

There is nothing basically wrong with the Nigerian character.

"There's nothing basically wrong with the CFP and not much wrong with the scientific research they receive," commented Dr MacMullen.

Shame is the feeling that there is something basically wrong with you.

First, he insists that Time was "basically wrong" in identifying the greatest mystery in modern cosmology.

A number of people have asked me for a quick, easy explanation of the difference between a government and a family — basically, what's wrong with the argument that when times are tough the government should tighten its belt.

There is something wrong with our world, something fundamentally and basically wrong.

Shorn of EU funding, the school's scientists have also lost access to a range of MSc and researcher mobility schemes that, while often "complex, bureaucratic – all that's wrong with the EU, basically", according to Mortensen, "are still really, really important for younger academics".

"Which means they're all basically wrong".

"There are a lot of things wrong with the ice bucket challenge, but the most annoying is that it's basically narcissism masked as altruism," concludes Arielle Pardes.

There are a lot of things wrong with the Ice Bucket Challenge, but most the annoying is that it's basically narcissism masked as altruism.

The only thing wrong with the mandate?