Sentence examples for i basically feel from inspiring English sources

"I basically feel that if the library wants an expansion it would have to be an affordable expansion," he said.

That is what I basically feel, that I am bloody lucky that for the first time since Sian died, I can genuinely enjoy myself.

What was the worst single excess of the 1990's? A. I basically feel that Enron was a case of total moral bankruptcy.

I puzzled over "how comfortable I feel around him, in spite of the fact that at this point I basically feel that he's a crazy person who I sort of hate".

Today is two weeks since my surgery and I basically feel as if I never had an operation.

I do go out to clubs in New York and see the friends of my little brother and sister, who are, like, 15 years younger than me, and I basically feel like Uncle Mark.

"I basically felt I couldn't be at my best if I didn't go to Korea.

"I basically felt that gave us the best option to win the game".

"I had a father who I basically felt didn't want to be bothered with me," said Ms. Holimon, her large eyes giving her a childlike appearance.

"I needed something more challenging, and I basically felt that in about three years I'd done the job that I was assigned," Mr. Jetley said yesterday in a telephone interview from his office in Bombay, where the carrier is based.

I basically felt bad for him because he travelled all the way there to do it and they didn't give him an earpiece.