Sentence examples for speak basically from inspiring English sources

This extremely indulgent marketing speak basically translates into a design that's more flexible in case you don't happen to have to be driving.

"I would speak, basically, when we were trying to get measures passed," she said.

He's equally proud of his team, when he shows me the cramped engineering office above (they'll outgrow it very soon, Scholl says) and can speak to basically every aspect Boom's technology and aircraft design – despite his seemingly unrelated background as a network technologies, automated advertising and ecommerce entrepreneur and executive.

AIM speak is basically abbreviations for sentences, emotions, or words.

Autism Speaks basically took over Autism Awareness Day/Month with their Light It Up Blue campaign.

But Mr. Werbach — who, in the late 1990s, chastised environmentalists in speeches and essays for failing to reach average Americans — said he realized that by ignoring Wal-Mart, "I would be saying no to the one company that spoke to basically every American".

Generally speaking, Japan basically played a passive role for the modernization transformation and constitutionalism of the whole East Asia region from the end of the 19th century to the first half of the 20th century.

And the economic benefits of fracking basically speak for themselves.

On the one hand (so to speak), the Move basically copies the Wii's wandlike controller, although it feels slightly more accurate.

"They didn't speak to them, basically," she says.

For those of you who don't speak technology, it basically inferred that we have always a gazillion thoughts running in parallel at the same time.