Sentence examples for may be basic from inspiring English sources

Importantly, these beings may be basic without being absolutely simple.

She may be basic, but Lauren Conrad is basically a home decor guru, too.

For some it may be basic literacy.

The rooms may be basic, but they are also clean and functional and offer great views down to the port.

By contrast, the bright blue homes of the nearby Brahmin community may be basic, their women churning cream from milk, but they all have televisions.

There may be basic logic in such a remark, said Rich Galen, a former top aide to Mr. Gingrich in the House, but the comment was tone-deaf.

They may appear to be basic, but it is incredible how many professionals would benefit from adopting them.

The report by Thomason and coworkers [ 11] again demonstrates that this attitude must change; inattention may be a basic feature of delirium, but it should not be a basic feature of our attitude toward delirium in the ICU.

The key difference between bilinguals and monolinguals may be more basic: a heightened ability to monitor the environment.

"Quills" is wickedly funny, impious, blasphemous, very sexy, very tender, very frightening -- for it shows that prison may be a basic state -- but also mischievous, subversive and liberating.

But the problem may be more basic.