Sentence examples for most basic lines from inspiring English sources

Distressed actors, unaccustomed to memorization, bumbled over the most basic lines of dialogue.

"Even in the most basic lines we are still using better quality fabric than our competitors".

Use the comment syntax in your programming language to leave notes on all but the most basic lines of code.

That means much more detail in a secret economy, where even the most basic line items like debt and development costs were hard to come by, says Stephen Chipman, an expert on China's financial systems at Grant Thornton.

The main people in "Generation Kill" are numerous and hard to distinguish, and even the most basic story lines are blurry and difficult to follow.

It takes a degree of cultural decline, of the loosening of the culture's grip on thought and action, before its most basic structural lines can be recognized and, if need be, challenged.

For instance, in the most basic two-line Pappus Problem (figure 4), we are given two lines (L1, L2), two angles (θ1, θ2), and a ratio β.

The most basic type of line used in art is a contour line; this is the line drawn to outline an object.

At its most basic, the poverty line is a statistical exercise, an attempt to track poverty over time and across states.

Some e-bike lines' most basic models start above $1200, and can easily surpass $2000.

Female Royals are "persons but they are supra-personal, carriers of a blood line: at the most basic, they are breeding stock, collections of organs".