Sentence examples for put it basically from inspiring English sources

As one music publisher put it, "Basically, the major music corporations sold out their publishing companies in order to save their record labels.

When the Pace chapter was born, Mr. Kelly's activism really took off and he became, as he put it, "basically a full-time organizer" for the revived S.D.S.

As Dr. Foley put it, "Basically, I have the same equipment as any primary care physician would have in the office, and probably more".

Or as Thomas Peterffy, the Republican billionaire founder of Interactive Brokers, put it: "Basically, the people whose money is in the large pension funds and investment accounts, they do not understand what is happening.

Earlier Friday, in a public event at the University of Maryland, in College Park, Mr. Obama for the first time addressed, and ruled out, the idea that in an emergency the Constitution would empower him to raise the debt limit to prevent default and, as he put it, "basically ignore" the federal law requiring that the debt ceiling be set by statute.

In this sense, Voldemort can be considered (as the developers themselves put it), "basically just a big, distributed, persistent, fault-tolerant hash table" [59].

Putting it basically – doing what we've always done.

Everything goes predictably and spectacularly wrong, even though, as the wedding planner puts it, "basically, the bride is coordinating the Normandy invasion, and the groom is remembering to zip up his fly".

They lobbied for better drug services on the Wirral, because, as Lynn Clare from Pada puts it: 'Basically, if you wanted treatment then, you had to go to London.' It was only later that Pada began to offer support to families, to the mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters of addicts.

As the writer India Knight neatly puts it: 'Basically, his whole schtick boils down to "I'd do you".' Naturally, Georgina Baillie's position in all this was made much more difficult by the fact that she performs with a burlesque group, the Satanic Sluts.

As Beckett puts it: "Basically I think that with modern day communications and the facilities that these bigger yachts offer these days, they are used more like summer homes/villas than as yachts.