Sentence examples for only basically from inspiring English sources

"He's old and he only basically remembers the past, the early years, growing up, his family.

The grim reality is that spectators don't care for the National Premier Leagues, which are national in name only – basically it's a re-badged state league with an end of season play-off between the winners of each state.

This protein drug conjugate not only basically retains the original properties of PYM but also can specifically deliver PYM to the CD13/APN-expressing tumor cells.

"Read only basically hides the app," says Taylor, "so that it looks like a pristine document, with beautiful typography.

The first floor was only basically designed, with a sequence of rooms of different levels of comfort, and intended to function as the prison, and the second floor was better finished, with a hall and a chamber, and probably operated as the courtroom and provided accommodation for the keeper of the castle.

A recent grant from the UK government has boosted the organisation, but "basically only local well-wishers are funding Unicef".

A month ago, we were told the average for the year was only 153,000, basically the same as in 2011.

In 2016, writing only, "thanks" basically means, "I don't give a shade of a sh*t".

Those first free invite-only parties were basically just trying to recreate Ibiza.

The effect of volatility for us meant we are basically only short and have been only short for a couple of years.

"It was dingy, but that was basically the only thing wrong," Ms. Cicalese said.