Sentence examples for is basically even from inspiring English sources

If the playing field is basically even, however, many brokers say letters can be very effective.

The film is basically, even outrageously partisan, and yet also undeniably powerful and effective, with hints of both Soviet severity and Hollywood flash (the movie earned Dragojevic a spell working in Hollywood).

O.K., maybe this isn't in the Torah or anything, but it is a great moment in Jewish history, and personally, as a Jew-in-training, I am very proud to have been a part of it: the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards, when I kissed Madonna, who is basically even more Jewish than Rabbi Pearlstein.

In two public tracking polls, by Gallup and Rasmussen, he's basically even with Barack Obama; other polls have him slightly behind.

Art can give its maker -- and by extension, its viewer -- psychological mastery over potentially disruptive thoughts and feelings, a reassurance that life is basically O.K., even in the face of evidence to the contrary.

Compared to the iPhone 3GS, which Jobs noted is the most successful smartphone ever, the iPhone 4 is basically doing even better.

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ThEspeciallyor the Heart of Istanbul Is Raging On.

A recent poll by the Democratic-leaning firm Public Policy Polling found that she is basically running even with former governor Tommy Thompson and former congressman Mark Neumann, two of her GOP opponents.

Anyway, the whole problem is basically that even though the French coast is rich in lucrative scallop beds, French boats have been banned from fishing on them by their own government.

And much like reality television has inevitably and obviously (and boringly) informed future reality-television stars in such a way that "reality television" is basically impossible (even that Amish show was illegit!), the internet is now dominated by these autobiographical miniperformances. .