Sentence examples for making it basically from inspiring English sources

Such a deal would consolidate its position in Europe, making it basically unassailable in business networks.

The acclaimed movie about Anita Hill and the Supreme Court Justice nominee Clarence Thomas's confirmation hearings won over critics and voters, making it basically a lock.

The feminist campaigner Caroline Criado Perez is unequivocal about the lack of provision for women: "It's more or less non-existent, making it basically impossible to offer evidence-based advice to female athletes". Wow.

Such a deal would consolidate it's position in Europe, making it basically unassailable in business networks.

Hugh Jackman's other robot movie, the better-than-expected Real Steel from Disney/DreamWorks, earned $86m domestic but a whopping $299m worldwide, making it basically the biggest-grossing underdog sports movie outside of Rocky IV ($300m way back in 1985).

The state is stunningly beautiful and equally stunningly remote, making it basically a whole entire state of "up North".

I nearly didn't make it, basically.

"They've made it basically a requirement that you work unpaid for some period of time," Mr. Perlin said.

"It was just a sea of red in there and it made it basically a road game.

"Right away they were like 'Can you do an Indian accent and how offensive can you make it?' basically," Hank Azaria, who does the voice of Apu, said in a 2007 interview.

I've specifically asked her to do something one-on-one with me, only to have her show up with the toddler, which makes it basically impossible to talk.