Sentence examples for not just basically from inspiring English sources
"Quantum circuits are not just basically the same but different from classical circuits," IBM Q Ecosystem and Strategy VP Bub Sutor told me.
That's the message, but here's the reality: This summer these very same digital prophets will spend vastly more money on "old media" than ever before as their mega-budget tentpole sequels roll out (yes, they're not just movies but basically recycled old movies).
Doesn't everyone just basically run to open space anyway?
And not just because they basically share a face.
He is not just vivid; he basically storyboards the Crusade, beginning with an elaborate flash-forward to the rugged Baldwin being crowned in Hagia Sophia.
Over breakfast this week, he laid the brochure for the purchase of Giants personal seat licenses on the table and said: "I'm not going to sit here and tell you that football hasn't been important to me and my family, but I don't want to do this and not just because I basically can't afford to.
And, for the fellas, stick with that tradition of how it's not just culturally accepted but basically mandated that you go to a strip club for your bachelor party.
"You can imagine how that would change not just that scene but basically all of political discourse," says Ginsberg, imagining if Iowans attending her talk were equipped with a smartphone version of Truth Teller.
"Not just against Kim Dotcom, but basically grabbing all email in relative real time and storing it so that one day if they need to they could datamine it".
They wouldn't help, they just basically looked at me like I was some horrible drug addict.
They're not just palate-clearing passages, but basically the meal itself; intricately written and accented often in odd-numbered meter, they sustain and spur on the group's fine soloists.
