Sentence examples for most basic sense from inspiring English sources

That might still be true in the most basic sense.

He did this in the most basic sense, by attracting greater talent to the game.

"Migration, in its most basic sense, is a response to a changing climate," Dr. Farnsworth said.

Air hockey is, in the most basic sense, a delightful amalgamation of billiards and ice hockey.

This is an athlete who has in the most basic sense outgrown his own sport.

Our response to this crisis needs to be, in the most basic sense, a reality check".

How could it grasp the human condition in its most basic sense?

It was, in the most basic sense, proper and welcome for the President to acknowledge such crimes.

And I think that in the most basic sense we have to account for our lives once they are done.

As Kofi Annan, the former U.N. secretary general, put it: "State sovereignty, in its most basic sense, is being redefined".

She was political in the most basic sense, recognising the manifestations of power in its many forms.