Sentence examples for is not basically from inspiring English sources
"It is not basically a good idea," he said.
An assemblyman's job is not "basically limited to showing up," as you so cavalierly state.
The crisis is not basically one of demand but of confidence about future economic stability.
"I think that what's underlain Labor's problems is not basically issues of personality," he said in an interview.
In the whole concentration range, the chemical valence of Fe2+ is not basically changed whereas tin is found in two different oxidation states, namely +2 and +4.
Even if the interpreter's reasoning is guided by the conversational principle or maxims, as Grice thought, intention-recognition is not basically a matter of following conventional rules, but ampliative reasoning about what is going on in other minds.
So this isn't basically the first time he's met him, he's known what this is about for a while.
As an improviser, according to Piven, Ruhl "wasn't a standout — she's not basically a performer".
Medieval door-hinge ornaments were not basically different from those in England; and beautiful work is found on church doors, especially in central and northern France.
"If Mr. Bush does his faith-based mission I will commend him but I'm not basically looking for more money," Mr. Chambers said.
