Sentence examples for meaning basically from inspiring English sources

The "extreme relaxation" drink's slogan, for instance, is "Slow Your Roll," slang meaning, basically, calm down.

Keiji Haino lives among the class of improvisers who roam so far from what we usually call form — meaning, basically, rules — that they make you question whether what they're doing is music.

I took as my starting point the famous Fukuyama thesis that liberal democracy — meaning basically a market economy plus democratic institutions — was an end state, a final resting point for state organization.

The Ginza district of Tokyo became the center of arts and modern life, a place where the most up-to-date (meaning, basically, westernized) Ginza modern boys hung out with Ginza modern girls.

On the eve of the crises that befell them, he noticed, most had huge current-account deficits (meaning, basically, that they spent far more than they made), and they typically financed these deficits by borrowing from abroad in ways that exposed them to the national equivalent of bank runs.

That language is not Turing-complete, though, meaning, basically, it's not a full-fledged programming language.

Unemployment is less than 3percentt, meaning that, basically, everybody who wants a job can get one.

I'm not saying that I'm banking on book club to be the thing that _will _give my adult life meaning, but well, basically, I'm just not implying that, O.K.? I'll be the first to admit that finding a functional group of friends willing to commit to weekly gatherings isn't easy_._ Take my Thursday-night Risk group.

I'm not saying that I'm banking on book club to be the thing that _will _give my adult life meaning, but well, basically, I'm just not implying that, O.K.? I'll be the first to admit that finding a functional group of friends willing to commit to weekly gatherings isn't easy_._ Take my Thursday-night Risk group.

"Although the wording of two definitions is different, their meaning is basically the same," he says.

Some of their ideas for them are pretty laughable (a good example is the digital transfer of movies to portable media players, but no iPod/iPhone support, meaning that basically no one would use them), but more importantly, Blockbuster is against the two things that made this solution work for Redbox: Availability and price.