Sentence examples for it was quite basic from inspiring English sources

Then it was quite basic furniture; then it was flats and houses, then it was mortgages and consumer credit.

It was quite basic and it was hard but it was needed at the time.

Cook said, "I think at first, because it was quite basic – piano, vocal and no guitar - Al was in two minds about, 'is this Arctic Monkeys or am I going somewhere else with this?' And maybe at first I was a bit like that as well.

It is quite basic, however, and though you'll learn some good drawing techniques, they are limited to people's faces.

As one might expect from a cottage built by the world's first mass working-class labour movement, it's quite basic inside, but it's a simplicity that is refreshing.

In short, it's quite basic at this point.

"It hooks them in even though it's quite basic," said Ms Quaye.

It's quite basic, in a way: a material sandwich with layers of conductive fabric above and below a filling of silicone.

Dismissing any concern about unspoken rules, Dr. Frist said his motive was quite basic: he is determined to retain his job title rather than acquire Mr. Daschle's.

But ClosR is quite basic, although it does what it has to do pretty well.

Some of the physics is quite basic: it had never occurred to me that the reason many foods go from uncooked to burned at such speed is that light-colored foods reflect heat better than dark: "As browning reactions begin, the darkening surface rapidly soaks up more and more of the heat rays.