Sentence examples for into the basically from inspiring English sources

Although the basic need for a system to exchange written communications has been felt by all human societies and has been met in many ways, the evolution of varied postal systems adopted by different societies through the centuries into the basically similar pattern of today's state monopoly service has been a long and difficult process.

"I slid sideways into the theater, basically because of the company I was keeping," she says, "and a feeling of experimenting with friends who were really into theater.

(I sensed that some socialites would never meet the entry standards, which were vague to me, and that their names were dropped into the ring basically so they could be swatted away).

From the Beckwith interview: "Four black girls standing with headphones on plugged into the floor, basically taking instructions from the devil, and its title was: 'The Devil Made me do it.'. . .

It takes on a bouncer-like job and keeps unwanted items, or toxins (such as byproducts from pharmaceuticals, or environmental carcinogens) from getting into the bloodstream; basically the liver has got your blood's back.

"I am just worried that the water might have seeped into the foundations basically".

The carbon dioxide, injected deep into the reservoir, basically scours the oil out of the rock and pushes it upward where it can flow into a well.

The mobile database that Couchbase is now selling into the market, basically enables applications on a mobile device to work even when they're not connected to the internet.

They try to integrate themselves into the cast, basically becoming a cast member.

The fact that they can bring this money into the campaign, basically ambush you out of nowhere, and you'll have no way to fight back".

He has released tigers into the wild, basically has his own biker gang, loves hunting and fishing – sometimes shirtless – has a black belt in judo, is an accomplished hockey player and sings Blueberry Hill in public.